Good to know that it's not just me seeing this! ... View more

@die-bille    that's a question for the muse forum. unfortunately, adobe shut that down . ... View more

Unfortunately, the 2017 version of Muse does not meet my needs. All my customers' pages are created in version 2018.1.1. As far as I know, it is not possible to open these files in the 2017 version. But it's still worth trying the procedure again with the 2018 version. The assumptions regarding Google license costs and the interests of large web agencies make sense at first glance. But then similar machinations would also have to be underway against WP or other web editors. The construction kits of the larger hosting providers in particular are likely to be a thorn in the side of the agencies. ... View more

Hi JamesAtLetsDoIt 🖐️ I’m not sure if you’ve received a response from Carla. Regarding your main question, I regret to share some information I’ve received from reliable sources: Adobe XD is heading nowhere. It’s the end. I’m aware that your post is already over two years old, and certainly, much (if not everything) has changed since then. However, since you’ve dedicated your valuable time to mastering XD, I feel obliged to share what I know about its current situation. Although it’s possible that you might already be aware of what I’m about to say. Adobe is following the same path with XD as it did with Muse. Soon, we’ll likely hear that this product has been labeled with the familiar “End of Life” (EOL) tag. For those of us who were painfully affected by Adobe’s decision to discontinue Muse, this term is all too familiar. I’m sorry if I’m the first person to inform you of this. P.S. At 66, I’m still searching for a program to replace Muse. At my age, the ability to absorb new knowledge has significantly diminished, which means the learning curve that might seem like a "hill" to others is, for me (as in the case of Pinegrow, whose subscription I’ve had for four days), more like climbing Annapurna. Best regards, anber ... View more