Over to Flash 8, Studio 8

Finally, we got our Studio 8 licenses and we are ready to rock and roll with 8th incarnation of Flash, Dreaamweaver. Personally, I have not re-installed Studio MX 2004/Flash 7 ever since my “Notebook crashed …

Finally, we got our Studio 8 licenses and we are ready to rock and roll with 8th incarnation of Flash, Dreaamweaver. Personally, I have not re-installed Studio MX 2004/Flash 7 ever since my Notebook crashed and have been on Flash 8 for quite somtime (or rather a very long time). Our Dev Team will very soon be using Studio 8 and move away from Studio MX 2004 altogether. I would like to thank Macromedia yet again.

Btw, Dreamweaver 8 Review is a good review of a WYSIWYG Designer/Developer tool from a hand coder.


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Brajeshwar posted this article on Mon, Oct 31st, 2005 at 10:22 am
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