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Hello all, I was since rcent busy with redesigning my site usamamuneeb.awardspace.com. I have made it look just like Mac OS X. See the page http://usamamuneeb.awardspace.com/contact.htm to have a preview ...
  1. 07-05-2008 #1
    Tsarevich
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    Hello all,

    I was since rcent busy with redesigning my site usamamuneeb.awardspace.com. I have made it look just like Mac OS X. See the page http://usamamuneeb.awardspace.com/contact.htm to have a preview because the index is not there. Well, I am doing it on Windows, Dreamweaver. It is not compatible with Wine. Any distro which runs Macromedia XXX MX 2004 applications with Wine?

    What about just Wine 1.0?
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    The navigation links on you site do not work. They seem to require Javascript in order to work.
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    I Got the same thing as GNU-Fan, site looks good tho.
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  4. 07-06-2008 #4
    Tsarevich
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    I probably forgot to mention that I am DESIGNING the site. I'll link the pages once all pages are ready. Not now. I am asking for compatibility with Dreamweaver and Linux.
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    I don't think Dreamweaver is compatible with Linux, but a few people out there say it will run 'with a little tweaking'. There are FOSS alternatives like Bluefish, Quanta and Screem. I doubt that any of these will outperform Dreamweaver!

    You could always try coding it by hand.
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  6. 07-06-2008 #6
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    Have you tried Amaya?
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