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Ive never ever seen dreamweaver rearange code, although it can be annoying when it finished your tags for you, biut I think the average user would find that usefull and if it really bothereed me that much id turn it off..
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If you add elements using the design view then it formats (indents, etc) the newly entered code, and can affect the surrounding code. |
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Great Adobe software is such bloated crap, everything I run made by Adobe takes an age to start up.
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hmmmm... i do like the products from both companies there are certain prodcuts from prefer from each company... been using dreamweaver since version 4... currently using mx2004... and photoshop cs is great too... I wonder if Adobe will go down the router of attempting to try and combine the similar products now... i can see the dodgey names, Photoshopworks.. Dreamweaver Live, Freehand Illustrator....
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I've never used Photoshop but I am fairly experienced in Premiere Pro, it's the best video editing app I've ever used.
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