Dreamweaver - ADOBE? vs MACROMEDIA?

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Posted: 13 years ago 5 replies

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What are the main differences between Macromedia Dreamweaver and Adobe Dreamweaver?

are they both the same, but just on different names ? or the layout., settings are differenet?

or they both do the same job basically, and one is an updated version of the other?

Is it a bit learning curve from Macromedia dreamweaver -> adobe dreamweaver?

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Fraggler 13 years ago

Adobe acquired Macromedia about 5 years ago...

There is no difference except one is out of date
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aandersen 13 years ago

Dreamweaver was originally a Macromedia product.

Then, on December 3, 2005 Adobe Systems Inc. acquired Macromedia.

Dreamweaver 8.0 was released under Macromedia. When version 9.0 came out it was released under the CS3 title as an Adobe product (replacing GoLive in Adobe's Creative Suite bunde), and has remained an Adobe product ever since.

Hopefully, that will help clear things up for you.
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J Bold 13 years ago

This reminds me of a song.

YouTube - Gary Wright - Dream Weaver
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Can Tonic 13 years ago

Adobe Flash was a Macromedia product too btw. I will never forget the short movies I made with it when I was a child
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- Aj Wilson 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by DaikokuIM
  
  Adobe Flash was a Macromedia product too btw. I will never forget the short movies I made with it when I was a child
  
  Ahh .... I remember my easy macromedia flash days too ...
  
  Now it's Flash CS5, AS2,3 and Flex ... it was suppose to get easier!
  
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