Re: GoLive

[Ed Wurster <glassnet -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Kelley Greenman wrote:

> In the past, we've had discussions about the advantages of Dreamweaver for
> various HTML-based projects.

> If there are any Adobe GoLive users, can you wax religious for a moment and
> tell me what the advantages are to GoLive? If you have used both tools, I'd
> be interested in your thoughts, comparing and contrasting the two.

I used Golive on a site with about 100 pages. There is a mild learning
curve. That is the advantage.

Instead of moving to Dreamweaver (call me contrary) I moved to
NetObjects. The learning curve was a little steeper than GL, but I'm
glad I made the move.

No matter what you choose, make sure there is a support group that is
lively, and has good people involved.

The site below my sig was done with a template supplied with the program.

What do you plan to do with the tool? Revise existing or design new?

-- 
Ed Wurster (Voorhees, NJ)
Tech Tips Blog
http://www.ewurster.com/html/tech_tips.html

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