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Macromedia 8

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09-30-2005, 10:09 AM
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Just wondering if anyone has the new Macromedia yet? I just got an email from them to say it's out and was wondering if I should upgrade my Studio MX?
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Stephen,

Yeah I've used it, I guess it's nice. It's got new code collapsing which is nice when you've finished a section and want to collapse it. The real people they are targetting are people who want to start using more pure-css in their designs. I like the guides so you can measure/align your design just like in Photoshop. The new CSS panels are great, definetely improved. However there are features I won't ever understand, like the Zoom tool... Maybe I just have a big enough monitor that I don't ever see why someone would need it.

Oh and soemthing I love, it has a built-in comparing program Which I'm sure will be used many times by myself for comparing versions of PHP scripts I've written.

New Features: http://www.macromedia.com/software/d...info/features/

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yes I have it, I like it much better. it has better support for css/xhtml. also better code writing assistance.
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Sorry about putting it in the wrong section.

Yeah I've heard it's great for the css stuff. £299 is just a little too pricey for me right now!

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I've downloaded the trial version of it, i like it, although for coding i dont think its that different.

I like the collapsible code too
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