DreamWeaver MX 2004

["Jennifer C. Bennett" <fritillary -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Hello all,

I am thinking about purchasing DreamWeaver MX 2004. I was wondering if 
anyone who uses it could share their gripes about it, as well as the things 
they especially like about it. Why should one buy MX 2004 instead of just 
picking up a cheap copy of version 4? Any major improvements in MX 2004 over 
4?I will be using it on the job to create online help, as well as for fun to 
create my personal web site.

I've been using a free website design tool called "First Page", and it is 
just so annoying flipping back and forth from the code window to the 
"Preview" window. I know a little HTML, enough to tweak, but building a 
whole site with a non-WYSIWYG tool just seems overly time-consuming. I feel 
like I'm spending too much time and energy messing with the code then 
designing the aesthetics and text. I want to get up to speed in a short 
amount of time, and I've heard lots of good things about past versions of 
Dreamweaver.

Thanks in advance!

Jennifer


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