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Hello,
I am interested in Dreamweaver to continue to design my existing webpages (www.endtimeharvestrevival.org ) that I did before with the program SharePoint Designer. But it's not working good anymore and there are no newer version available.
I like to know the purchase price and if I can transform my existing pages from SharePoint designer into Dreamweaver Page in an easy way, there I do have many pages designed. If so I like to start with a trial, and if that is working out great, I will buy. My @ mail is ------------ and I just opened an account under Paulus --------- ---------or Phone ----------.
Thank you for your time
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Dreamweaver doesn't support Frames. Your framed website will have to be re-built without frames and responsively to work well in mobile & tablet devices. You will need to create or find a good responsive layout to work with. Then you will need to copy and paste old text into the new layout.
Step 1 - Define a site.
Go to Site > New Site and enter a folder name for your project. For example, C:\MyTestSite\
Step 2 - Starter Page
Go to File > New > Starter Templates. Select one and hit Create
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Hi Paulus:
You can download the trial here: Free Dreamweaver | Download Adobe Dreamweaver CC full version.
Pricing is available here: Creative Cloud pricing and membership plans | Adobe Creative Cloud .
~Barb
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Paulus - I wouldn't recommend Dreamweaver as a replacement to Sharepoint Designer if you are using a version of Sharepoint that still supports it. I don't believe the newer versions of Sharepoint 365. For basic HTML/CSS you can try DW, but I would download the demo that Barb pointed to and see if it works for you.
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Dreamweaver doesn't support Frames. Your framed website will have to be re-built without frames and responsively to work well in mobile & tablet devices. You will need to create or find a good responsive layout to work with. Then you will need to copy and paste old text into the new layout.
Step 1 - Define a site.
Go to Site > New Site and enter a folder name for your project. For example, C:\MyTestSite\
Step 2 - Starter Page
Go to File > New > Starter Templates. Select one and hit Create button.
Save your newly created starter page (Ctrl / Cmd + S) and name it index.html.
Open the Files Panel ( Window > Files or F8) to see the site files and assets.
Post back if you have questions.