About Macromedia Dreamweaver

Macromedia Dreamweaver is the development of Web applications created by Macromedia. After Adobe Systems acquired Macromedia Dreamweaver in 2005, became Adobe Dreamweaver. Dreamweaver has two versions: the operating systems Windows and Macintosh. The latest versions of Dreamweaver JavaScript, CSS and some scripting languages ​​and other structures, such as JSP, ColdFusion, ASP.NET, and so on.
Dreamweaver is a WYSIWYG editor, which allows programmers and nonprogrammers to edit web pages. Dreamweaver removes the need to sit down and write the HTML file in a notepad. Users can insert tags with the help menu in the software. Initially, Dreamweaver received criticism from some developers who say, "This is not production code to W3C standards", the latest versions of Dreamweaver helped to overcome this criticism. Dreamweaver also supports CSS and some ways to optimize the layout.
Dreamweaver allows you to build websites and then display without a browser. Adobe has "Find and Replace" options to make changes of simple code. Similar to other HTML editor, you can edit HTML files locally and then upload to a web server via WebDAV, FTP and SFTP.
In version 6, Dreamweaver has a special feature called "syntax" for the following:
1. ASP
2. ASP.NET
3. CSS
4. C #
5. ColdFusion
6. XHTML
7. XML
8. Java
9. JSP
10. JavaScript
11. PHP
12. VB
13. VBScript
14. WML
You can also add the syntax of their language.

Here are the versions of Dreamweaver:

Dreamweaver 1.0
Dreamweaver 1.2
Dreamweaver 2.0
Dreamweaver 3.0
Dreamweaver UltraDev 1.0
Dreamweaver 4.0
Dreamweaver UltraDev 4.0
Dreamweaver MX
Dreamweaver MX 2004
Dreamweaver 8
Dreamweaver CS3, or 9.0 (latest version).

Adobe Dreamweaver 9.0 is available in some languages ​​as follows:
1. Arabic
2. Traditional Chinese
3. Simplified Chinese
4. Czech
5. Dutch
6. English
7. French
8. Jewish
9. German
10. Korean
11. Japanese
12. Italian
13. Russian
14. Polish
15. Swedish
16. Spanish
17. Turkish.