Intel / M1 compatibility

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February 14, 2022
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Hi everyone,

I am trying to find out if I can manage a CC file first made with Mac Book Pro Intel with MBP M1 and viceversa.

Thanks.

Michael

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Correct answer Jon Fritz

Yes.

DW creates standard .html files and the like, readable by any code/text editor. There's nothing DW-specific to the files, like a .psd is to Photoshop.

The only time you run into issues between versions is if the program removed features that were used in the original files. For example, Fluid Grids are more difficult to modify in newer versions of DW after they were taken out. They can still be modified, but the interface no longer displays them like it did in the past.

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

M1 is a silicon-based computer processing chip that performs a bit faster than Intel chips. You won't notice any difference in the files it creates.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

M

michaels50678343Author

Participant

Thanks very much!

M

michaels50678343Author

Participant

Yes.

DW creates standard .html files and the like, readable by any code/text editor. There's nothing DW-specific to the files, like a .psd is to Photoshop.

The only time you run into issues between versions is if the program removed features that were used in the original files. For example, Fluid Grids are more difficult to modify in newer versions of DW after they were taken out. They can still be modified, but the interface no longer displays them like it did in the past.

Thanks very much Jon!

Jon Fritz

Correct answer

Community Expert

Yes.

DW creates standard .html files and the like, readable by any code/text editor. There's nothing DW-specific to the files, like a .psd is to Photoshop.

The only time you run into issues between versions is if the program removed features that were used in the original files. For example, Fluid Grids are more difficult to modify in newer versions of DW after they were taken out. They can still be modified, but the interface no longer displays them like it did in the past.