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Product:
GoLive 5
Company: Adobe
Website: http://www.adobe.com
Estimated Street Price: $284.00
Review By: Julien JAY
Final Results and Overall Mark
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Table Of Contents |
Well we have reached the end of the review. Here are my final comments, notes and grades for Adobe GoLive 5.0.
Final Comments
| How It Grades | ||||
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Installation:
80% Performance: 95% Features: 95% Ease of Use: 80% Burning Reliability: 95% Users' Guide: 95% Price: 85% Overall: 90% |
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One of the main goals of the Adobe GoLive 5.0 design process was to simplify the work of developers and graphic designers so they can produce high quality websites faster than ever. This goal has been perfectly reached and GoLive 5.0 is probably the best web-design software we’ve seen yet. Its unique features like the tag viewing mode and the timeline editor for DHTML & QuickTime objects turn this software into an exceptional and robust one. It’s a major update that contains many new features that’ll arouse GoLive 4.0 users to pickup this new upgrade immediately.
| Specs & Package | |
| Overall Score | 90% |
| Version Reviewed | GoLive 5.0 |
| Release Date | Already in stores! |
| Similar to | Macromedia DreamWeaver 3.0 |
| In The Box? | 1
User's guide, 1 CD, 1 Registration card, 1 Tech Support and License card. |
| The Good Points | Ease
of use Tons of new advanced features Build In TimeLine Editor FTP Browser Included Multimedia features Programming features |
| The Bad Points | Too buggy on some systems and in certain conditions |
| Reviewers PC Setup | Pentium
III 1 Ghz B Intel VC820 Motherboard Windows Millennium Edition 256 MB PC800 RDRAM w/ECC DirectX 7a 17" Sony Trinitron Monitor Hercules 3D Prophet II Ultra - 64Mb AGP 4x Graphics Card Sound Blaster Live! Platinum Adaptec 19160 Ultra SCSI card Pinnacle Miro DC30+ Pinnacle Studio DV Pinnacle Studio PCTV USB Microsoft TrackBall Optical Microsoft Natural Keyboard Pro DVD Pioneer 105s (16/40x) Yamaha 8824 Ultra SCSI internal burner |
| PC Required | Minimum
System
Windows 95/98/Me or Windows NT
4.0 SP3/2000 |
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