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Default quick question: why is dreamweaver so buggy? - 11-23-2004 , 08:38 PM






out of all the software i've used, i gotta say that DW (all versions)
has consistently been the worst title on my HD. i have freeware that's
more stable.

any thoughts?

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Default Re: quick question: why is dreamweaver so buggy? - 11-23-2004 , 08:41 PM







"johnny olsen" <johnny (AT) johnnyolsen (DOT) com> wrote

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out of all the software i've used, i gotta say that DW (all versions) has
consistently been the worst title on my HD. i have freeware that's more
stable.

any thoughts?

None :-)
Seriously, I haven't had any problems running DW on my system.

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Default Re: quick question: why is dreamweaver so buggy? - 11-23-2004 , 08:51 PM



Because it is so powerful. It is a great deal of power to harness. And
btw, if you think Dreamweaver seems "buggy," try NetObjects Fusion, which I
just migrated from. It doesn't have near the power DW does, as far as I can
see, and my early assessment on DW is that Dreamweaver is considerably more
stable.

Steeper learning curve, to be sure. :-p

FWIW.

tim

"johnny olsen" <johnny (AT) johnnyolsen (DOT) com> wrote

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out of all the software i've used, i gotta say that DW (all versions) has
consistently been the worst title on my HD. i have freeware that's more
stable.

any thoughts?

johnny o
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photography, digital imaging and web design by johnny olsen



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Chijo
 
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Default Re: quick question: why is dreamweaver so buggy? - 11-23-2004 , 08:54 PM



johnny olsen wrote:
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out of all the software i've used, i gotta say that DW (all versions)
has consistently been the worst title on my HD. i have freeware that's
more stable.

any thoughts?

johnny o
I only had problems when I had little RAM. When I maxed out my RAM, no
problems.

Chijo


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John Waller
 
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Default Re: quick question: why is dreamweaver so buggy? - 11-24-2004 , 03:24 AM



Quote:
any thoughts?
Which OS?

What are your full system specs?

What other software are you running?

What AV?

Do you have any specific issues?

You've mentioned buggy and stability. Neither of these means much without
some reproducible, verifiable symptoms. Can you say what you find the
problem with DW?

You say all versions of DW but each version is very different so it's
unlikely that all the symptoms have been all the same all the time.

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Olivier Florence
 
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Default Re: quick question: why is dreamweaver so buggy? - 11-24-2004 , 09:34 AM



Have used other softwares before and always found DW reliable, particularly for a softrware that can do so much for you, server side coding etc

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Default Re: quick question: why is dreamweaver so buggy? - 11-24-2004 , 11:44 AM



Version 4 was good...
MX major problems...
MX 2004 is good so far...

Those have been my experiences.

"johnny olsen" <johnny (AT) johnnyolsen (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
out of all the software i've used, i gotta say that DW (all versions)
has consistently been the worst title on my HD. i have freeware that's
more stable.

any thoughts?

johnny o
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photography, digital imaging and web design by johnny olsen
http://johnnyolsen.com

4356 colfax ave. #103
studio city, ca, 91403

818.760.9542 direct
213.925.1735 cell





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darrel
 
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Default Re: quick question: why is dreamweaver so buggy? - 11-24-2004 , 03:16 PM



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out of all the software i've used, i gotta say that DW (all versions)
has consistently been the worst title on my HD.
You must not have installed Freehand then, eh?

;o)

-Darrel




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johnny olsen
 
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Default Re: quick question: why is dreamweaver so buggy? - 11-26-2004 , 02:51 PM



xp pro
..5 gig ram
p2.4
norton 2002 AV

ftp keeps crashing.


John Waller wrote:
Quote:
any thoughts?


Which OS?

What are your full system specs?

What other software are you running?

What AV?

Do you have any specific issues?

You've mentioned buggy and stability. Neither of these means much without
some reproducible, verifiable symptoms. Can you say what you find the
problem with DW?

You say all versions of DW but each version is very different so it's
unlikely that all the symptoms have been all the same all the time.


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818.760.9542 direct
213.925.1735 cell




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Win Day
 
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Default Re: quick question: why is dreamweaver so buggy? - 11-26-2004 , 04:26 PM



On Fri, 26 Nov 2004 11:51:17 -0800, johnny olsen
<johnny (AT) johnnyolsen (DOT) com> wrote:

Quote:
xp pro
.5 gig ram
p2.4
norton 2002 AV

ftp keeps crashing.


My guess? It's the Norton-DW combo doing you in.

I'm running DWMX2004 on an XP Pro box: P3 900MHz with 512MB RAM. I
can leave it running for days with no problems.

But I use a router with a firewall, and McAfee for virus prevention.

Win
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