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is it worth purchasing the new Dreamweaver...or....

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can I purchase an older version when it's more 'financially viable'...?

 

new version is brutally expensive...

 

cheers

 

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Or just use notepad++ its free. I am not sure on other good PC software. I am on a mac and use coda cheap and does exactly what I want.

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Or just use notepad++ its free. I am not sure on other good PC software. I am on a mac and use coda cheap and does exactly what I want.

 

 

cheers... I am on a Mac too. I can actually code a littlel, was just used to DW. Thanks for your advice.

cheers... I am on a Mac too. I can actually code a littlel, was just used to DW. Thanks for your advice.

 

If your on a mac I would defiently suggest coda, and you should check out this article here; 10 Awesome Mac Apllications

Welcome to WDF!

 

Dreamweaver is expensive to own, especially if you want to keep with the latest version - apart from shelling out on a full licence you will always have upgrade options every so often as well. If you use it for 5 years and update regularly you will easily spend £1000 or more in that time.

 

If you really want DW you could shop around for a second hand previous version, then buy an upgrade when you can afford it.

 

Apart from that there are dozens of good quality free or low cost editors to be had.

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