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- It's official: Adobe GoLive is GoDead
- It's official: Adobe GoLive is GoDeadRE: It's official: Adobe GoLive is GoDeadGoLive is the only one I have ever used. I'm still using CS2 so I haven't checked out Dreamweaver yet. I'm a little bummed, but completely expected it.With Adobe acquiring Dreamweaver some time ago, I'm amazed GoLive...
- Tags: Adobe GoLive, GoDead, Adobe Systems Inc.
- Discussion threads 2008-05-13
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- News to know: Zoho; HP; Windows 7; Patch day
- Notable headlines: Dennis Howlett: Zoho's Googley login raises interesting questions Ed Bott: The key to Windows success? It's all about the drivers News.com: Facebook pulls ‘stalker list’ tool after Gawker exposes it Mary Jo Foley: Gates emphasizes PC-phone...
- Tags: Google Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co., Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Corp., Electronic Data Systems Corp., Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software, Larry Dignan
- Blog posts 2008-05-14
- It's official: Adobe GoLive is GoDead
- I just received the following email notice from Adobe that they've discontinued development of GoLive so that they can focus on DreamWeaver. Dear Adobe software owner: Please take note that Adobe has discontinued development and sales of Adobe® GoLive® web authoring software. This decision â€" effective...
- Tags: jason D. O'Grady, Adobe Systems Inc., Adobe GoLive, Macromedia Dreamweaver, Sales Strategy, Sales
- Blog posts 2008-05-13
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