> On 25 November 2003 00:02 Francis Newman wrote > Huh - mastering GoLive in a couple of days is akin to mastering > Photoshop in a couple of weeks :-) It's one of my main tools. For > further knowledge subscribe to the GoLive list. > > http://www.blueworld.com/blueworld/lists/golive.html >
On 24 November 2003 23:07 Ricardo Vieira wrote > Adobe CS (Creative Suite) software is now available as a very, very > affordable and tempting package (5 apps) for PC/Mac. Regarding you > already have any version of Photoshop, you can upgrade as a bundle of: > Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, GoLive and Acrobat pro (with layers) > for around ?500, it may sound a lot, but regarding QuarkXpress is over > ?1200 and doesn't do much as design is concern not to mention web > stuff, then I have to admit that ?500 for 5 new and full pro apps is a > pretty good deal. Thanks to everyone for their replies to my query re GoLive v Dreamweaver, and also the suggestion from Paul Freeman re looking into an asset management tool like Cumulus/Portfolio as part of the web creation process. I am sure now that GoLive is the way for me to go, and Ricardo's point about getting 5 apps. for ?500 is something I'll look into. GoLive on it's own is ?335.00 so it is really tempting to go for that package, and I will no doubt find uses for Illustrator etc. Thanks to Francis for assuring me that mastering GoLive may take a bit more than the two days mentioned by Ricardo, I would really have been worried about my abilities if on day three I was not a GoLive expert! Gordon C Harrison Landscapes For Every Mood Ltd http://www.gordon-c-harrison.co.uk T 01445 731557 =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
