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Goodbye dear friend

Adobe Fireworks is dead

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Existing creative apps for designers are not suited to today’s web

We all know it… it’s been a common accepted fact for far too long. We’ve been talking about the lack of interest from app developers at a regular local...

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Alternatives to Flash (for animation) are starting to float to the surface

As a one time evangelist of Flash it’s interesting to see new tools floating to the surface over the course of the past few months. As browsers become more...

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Still no real competition for Fireworks

With the recent announcement that Adobe will not be providing support for Creative Suite 3 (CS3) in Snow Leopard and my waning belief in Adobe’s ability to...

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An open letter to software developers RE Adobe Fireworks

An open letter urging software developers to support Adobe Fireworks as a serious design tool.

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Dear Adobe Fireworks, it’s not you, it’s me.

When we first met it was love at first sight, your combination of vector and bitmap tools, your web layer and slices… I just couldn’t resist.

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Goodbye Macromedia.com

Looks like they ‘just’ made the switch, swapping the old macromedia logo out for an adobe one and making some subtle design changes to the site.

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When upgrades turn bad

A cautionary tale about a software or system upgrade that went wrong and the resulting headache.

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Studio 8 Announced

Macromedia have gone public on ‘“Studio 8”:http://www.macromedia.com/software/studio/’. The final installment perhaps before we see a combined effort from...

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Macromedia Fireworks Beta

The Macromedia Fireworks development team are looking for candidates to beta test the next version of Macromedia Fireworks.

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Macromedia DevNet Resource Kit Volume 9 Released

“Volume 9”:http://www.macromedia.com/software/drk/productinfo/productoverview/volume9/ delivers the latest functionality to your Macromedia MX 2004 tools...

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Team Macromedia (Fireworks)

Last month I was invited to become a member of the Team Macromedia programme for Fireworks.

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Flash Video Kit Announced

The Macromedia Flash Video Kit is a set of extensions and resources to add Flash Video quickly and easily to your website. The Flash Video Kit contains the...

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Macromedia DevNet Resource Kit Vol 8 Released

Volume 8 of the Macromedia Devnet Resource Kit is now available.

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Macromedia Contribute Auction (Again)

I re-opened my Macromedia Contribute Auction on ebay as my winning bidder from last time round pulled out. :(

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New RSS feeds at Macromedia

Macromedia have made the very sensible decision to set up a bunch of ‘product’ RSS feeds to allow individuals to keep up to date with product related news....

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Macromedia Devnet Travel Mug up for grabs

So, I’m parting with a whole load of Macromedia related ‘stuff’ that I have collected, having decided it really is time for a clear out.

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Macromedia Contribute Auction

I have a copy of Macromedia Contribute up for auction on e-bay if anyone is interested. As new. I just never got round to using it, so I thought someone...

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Making my Dreamweaver Extensions MX 2004 compliant

I finally got round to making the modifications to all of my Dreamweaver Extensions in order that they will install correctly for Dreamweaver MX 2004 users.

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Macromedia DevNet Resource Kit Vol 6 Released

Ok, so I’m a bit slow on the uptake, but I thought I should report it here. Macromedia have released Volume 6 of the DevNet Resource Kit.

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Dreamweaver Extensions going Pete Tong

For some time I’ve guessed that I might need to update my Dreamweaver Extensions to function correctly with Dreamweaver MX 2004. Today I found some time to...

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JavaScript support in Director?

I just came across a post on John Dowdells blog RE a news item which has gone up too early on the Computerworld site. The subject: ‘Macromedia Director MX...

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IE changes

What this means for developers is that any site which you have built using ‘plug-in’ technology such as Flash, Windows Media Player, QuickTime or Real...

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