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Default difference between MX and MX 2004 - 11-10-2004 , 08:05 PM






I have DW MX 2004 and I went to buy a book on the subject. At the bookstore
there are many books, some for MX and some for MX 2004. Is there a signifigant
difference between the two programs that would influence my decision?


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Default Re: difference between MX and MX 2004 - 11-10-2004 , 08:08 PM






Yes - there is a big difference. You can read about it at the MM Site.

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"jedi2112" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

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I have DW MX 2004 and I went to buy a book on the subject. At the bookstore
there are many books, some for MX and some for MX 2004. Is there a
signifigant
difference between the two programs that would influence my decision?




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Randy Edmunds
 
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Default Re: difference between MX and MX 2004 - 11-10-2004 , 08:29 PM



The MX release was followed by the MX 2004 release, so since you have MX
2004 you should get a MX 2004 book to get the most out of your investment.

HTH,
Randy


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I have DW MX 2004 and I went to buy a book on the subject. At the bookstore
there are many books, some for MX and some for MX 2004. Is there a signifigant
difference between the two programs that would influence my decision?


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