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ff5271
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April 19, 2018
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Dreamweaver 12.0

I have DW 12.0 where would I be able to obtain the most recent updates etc. before I take an online class on ONLC.com. to brush up and enhance my knowledge?

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    Jon Fritz
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    April 19, 2018

    DW CS6 is no longer sold or supported by Adobe.

    Adobe now sells DW as either a single app subscription, or as part of a full subscription to the Creative Cloud.

    Be very careful if you plan to purchase DW CS6 from an online resource. There seem to be far fewer legitimate copies of the program floating around than there are bogus ones. A very common scam in recent years has been the illegal sales of volume licenses to third party users. Everything will work, for a time, but when Adobe learns of the illegal sales and revokes the licenses being sold by the unauthorized seller, all of the victims of the scam end up losing their access to the program as well.

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    Jon Fritz
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    Jon FritzCommunity Expert
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    April 19, 2018

    DW 12.0 (CS6) is outdated by a good 6 versions now.

    There haven't been any updates for it since 2012, but they're available below.

    Adobe - Dreamweaver Support Center : Updaters

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    ff5271Author
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    April 19, 2018

    I assume I am better off buying the program all over then. Would this be

    accurate?

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    Jon Fritz
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    Jon FritzCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    April 19, 2018

    DW CS6 is no longer sold or supported by Adobe.

    Adobe now sells DW as either a single app subscription, or as part of a full subscription to the Creative Cloud.

    Be very careful if you plan to purchase DW CS6 from an online resource. There seem to be far fewer legitimate copies of the program floating around than there are bogus ones. A very common scam in recent years has been the illegal sales of volume licenses to third party users. Everything will work, for a time, but when Adobe learns of the illegal sales and revokes the licenses being sold by the unauthorized seller, all of the victims of the scam end up losing their access to the program as well.

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