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In today's e-business economy, dynamic data-driven Web sites are a necessity. Professional Web designers and producers are finding it increasingly difficult to create and manage the kind of interactive Web sites that companies and customers demand. Thankfully, Web authoring software has evolved from being marginal extensions of coder tools to become complete visual authoring environments. As the Web expands with more and more sites, Web professionals of all skill levels, including experienced hand-coders, will find the ease and efficiency of WYSIWYG tools a great way to keep up with the pace. Sophisticated and complex tasks, which could only previously be done by hand-coding, are now possible with powerful software tools like Adobe GoLive.??Adobe GoLive 5.0 offers both coders and designers the unique tools they need to ensure the success of their role in the workflow of creating a Web site. Coders can be confident in GoLive's ability to write accurate, intelligent code while at the... Less

To produce cutting-edge, flawlessly designed Web sites in today's fast-paced production environment, Web designers, programmers and cross-media professionals need innovative tools that allow them to move rapidly from concept to deployment, without limiting creativity or compromising code integrity. Adobe GoLive 6.0 software is the cornerstone of network publishing solutions that allow Web and cross-media professionals, from the designer to the hand coder, to create, manage and deliver personalized content for Web sites and wireless devices. Adobe GoLive 6.0 software gives designers the tools they need to meet demanding production deadlines.??New features deliver creative options and streamline the production process for Web designs that bridge the gap from print to web to wireless without complicated recoding or redesigning. The visual and dynamic authoring environment makes it easier to build media-rich and personalized Web sites that easily integrate assets created in Adobe Photo... Less