Re: FN-FORUM: Dreamweaver MX..

date posted 4th August 2003 08:25

No probs....

As was pointed out, my humblish PCs should be able to run the program
according to the box.

Fortunately I 'tried before I bought' and so didn't inflict a big bill on
myself.

I'd just prefer the system requirements to be realistic rather than works of
fiction. All the software providers are like this, though, I guess.

One reason I've kept to the P2s around here is that because I write
shareware and other code that I can't always dictate what it runs on, I feel
that if my stuff runs on a P2 it will run at least as well on beefier kit.

Joe

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> My Mistake, apologies.
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> Actually, I didn't say Dreamweaver crashed my machine, and all I said was
> that for me DW was a bit top heavy.
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> Someone else commented on it crashing their PC.
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> It didn't do that to me, just was a bit overwhelming for my hardware.
>
> Joe
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