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Article #17Re: >>>\\\... HERE IS A PETITION TO REVIVE LIVEMOTION...///<<<
From: Alex_Fraim
Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 18:15
Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 18:15
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Please bring it back! Adobe, you are in danger of losing the entire Web development / graphics area to Macromedia... The instability and slow speed of GoLive CS has incidentally also caused me as a Web design professional to revert back to GoLive 6 and I am even almost tempted to start using Dreamweaver (shudder). Livemotion will always have something that Flash does not - ease of use and a user interface familiar to many graphics professionals who work with other Adobe products. LiveMotion 3 / CS could be made into a success - marketing is what needs to be done and is perhaps the reason for LiveMotion's failure. If a newer version of LiveMotion were to be released I and many other users would upgrade without hesitation. Thank you for your attention.
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