Getting Started
To run   dreamweaver   CS3, you'll need Windows XP or Vista, or Mac OS X 10.4.8 or later. Mac users will welcome the news that   dreamweaver   is now a Universal binary, which means that it runs natively on both PowerPC and Intel-based Macs. In my informal tests, I experienced a noticeable increase in performance with   dreamweaver   CS3 versus   dreamweaver   8 running on the same Intel-based MacBook.

Working Well With Others
However,   dreamweaver   CS3 does integrate well with Photoshop CS3. You begin by opening an image in Photoshop and copying all or a portion of the image. (A portion can be a selected part of the image, or one or more image layers.) Then you switch to   dreamweaver   and paste.   dreamweaver   asks how you want to save your image (Figure 2), then places it on your Web page.   dreamweaver   remembers the path to the Photoshop source file; you can reopen it for modifications in Photoshop by pressing Command-double-click (Mac) or Control-double-click (Windows). This copy-and-paste integration process has also been extended to Fireworks CS3, though the older method from Macromedia Studio 8 or before still works.

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