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Title: Adobe GoLive CS
Summary: GoLive CS is a solid Web-site creation option for designers, but only as part of the Creative Suite package from Adobe.
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Title: Adobe GoLive CS
Pros: Great integration with other Adobe products; advanced site-management tools.
Cons: Complex interface; uneven CSS tools; no database tools; Version Cue server not supplied with stand-alone version of GoLive CS.
Verdict: Print-Savvy Web-Authoring Tool Stumbles with Complex Interface, Flawed Support
Summary: If you depend on Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign documents to fill your Web pages, GoLive CS is an invaluable tool for accelerating the Web-development process. But while the program offers many advanced features for building and managing Web sites,
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70/100 |
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Title: GoLive CS2
Pros: Significant CSS improvements; mobile device authoring; encrypted file transfer.
Cons: Buggy first release; lack of compelling new features.
Verdict: Improved program, but not a critical update
Summary: In a word: Wait. If you're a current GoLive user or planning to purchase a copy, there's little point in installing the upgrade or a fresh copy until the bugs are gone, and then only if the program's new features fill unmet needs. New users should wait un
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40/100 |
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Title: Adobe GoLive CS2
Pros: Easy content creation for both the Web and portable devices. Useful enhancements include premade CSS block objects and automated support for favicons.
Cons: Can't add animation to an SVGT file.
Verdict: GoLive CS2 packs enough new features to keep Web designers happy, and makes important inroads in authoring content for mobile devices.
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80/100 |
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Title: GoLive CS2
Verdict: GoLive CS2 may not win over converts from market leader Macromedia Dreamweaver, but this upgrade plays up its strengths, namely integration with other Adobe software.
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73/100 |
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Title: GoLive CS 2
Pros: CSS editor improvements speeds up designing for online devices. Also includes a couple of handy pre-made CSS objects to drag-&-drop on your pages.
Cons: It's expensive, and doesn't have as large a user community as the likes of Dreamweaver.
Verdict: Whether or not GoLive ends up being sucked into Dreamweaver in the future merger of Adobe with Macromedia remains to be seen. Let's hope Adobe recognizes the best bits of both applications, and keeps the excellent integration with all the other Creative S
Summary: Web designers already familiar with GoLive's features will be happy to hear that Adobe has made efforts to improve the functionality and performance of GoLive in its CS 2 version.
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80/100 |
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Title: Adobe GoLive CS2 | Our Review | TechRadar UK
Pros: Built-in live rendering with Opera, Simulate mobile phone browsers, Easier to use than Dreamweaver, Auto-export web graphics from CS2 files
Cons: Bit buggy, No help with dynamic pages
Verdict: It includes page elements and templates for MovableType and TypePad blogging services, and it has its own mini-multimedia studio for generating QuickTime tracks and DHTML animations
Summary: GoLive's features include 'smart objects' for handling graphics natively
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90/100 |
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Title: Review: Adobe GoLive CS2
Verdict: I wonder why Adobe built in CRASHING as a feature of GoLive CS2? The same feature was in GoLive CS (CS stands for crash) and the crash feature worked well all the time in CLCS1 (LOL). You are better off with Dreamweaver and pray Adobe doesn't make it func
Summary: The new version of the Web-publishing program solves some problems and leaves others untouched. Jeff Carlson's review reveals the strengths and weaknesses.
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Title: Adobe GoLive CS
Pros: New CSS editor; QuickTime authoring tools; PDF-X support.
Cons: Clunky interface; tiny icons; sluggish performance.
Verdict: GoLive CS is a solid Web-site creation option for designers, but only as part of the Creative Suite package from Adobe.
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70/100 |
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Title: GoLive CS2 Reviews
Pros: Enhances the creation of CSS Web sites and shares their elements across the Adobe CS2 product line; improved text, layer, and layout tools are a bonus.
Cons: Interface still requires extensive palette use; more complex than
Verdict: GoLive CS2 may not win over converts from market leader Macromedia Dreamweaver, but this upgrade plays up its strengths, namely integration with other Adobe software.
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73/100 |
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Title: GoLive CS2
Verdict: GoLive CS2 is powerful and its CSS support is excellent, but we'd be wary about switching from Dreamweaver
Summary: GoLive finally lives up to its promise - but now that Dreamweaver's part of the Adobe family, is there a dark cloud over the application's future?
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80/100 |