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Inspiring
March 23, 2018
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What is last 64 bit version of Dreamweaver?

  • March 23, 2018
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I actually still use the 2007 Mac version of DW because it was the last version I did not have to bother/ learn CSS.

I have an old html site and still love the simplicity of that version.

With Mac going to 64 bit software, eventually it may not work, hence, What is last 64 bit version of Dreamweaver?

And is there a 64 bit html editor very similar? Thanks

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Correct answer B i r n o u

Thanks B, did not understand 1st link, what is netbeans?

and 2nd link what Virtual Machine? Did not get that.. Mac based? Is free or cost?


NetBeans is an IDE (DW alternative) it is free and allows us to create HTML, CSS, JS, PHP, SQL, JSON...also handle project, FTP,  and much more

a virtual machine makes it possible to create as much configuration as one wishes. it can install as many OS as you want ... eg W2000, XP, W7, Ubuntu, Slakware, Debian .... etc ... all are independent and use the capabilities of the machine (graphics cards, networks, pheripherals, USB, networks ... etc ...) but remaining confined in its virtual space (thus completely independent of the host system) ...


Virtual Box is free ... but it requires to have the rights of the installed system ... regarding MacOS ... Mac OS can not be installed as a virtual machine on a system other than MacOS ... (limitation set up by apple) ... but hey you're on Mac ... so no legislative problem ...


so you maintain the MacOS evolution of your host machine and install an old MacOS system suitable for DW in virtual machine

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B i r n o u
Legend
March 23, 2018
B i r n o u
Legend
March 23, 2018

you can also keep a virtual machine running just for DW 2007... I do that for keeping Director working....

https://www.virtualbox.org/

larry45Author
Inspiring
March 24, 2018

Thanks B, did not understand 1st link, what is netbeans?

and 2nd link what Virtual Machine? Did not get that.. Mac based? Is free or cost?