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Ever since Adobe acquired Macromedia, the first rollout of the Dreamweaver line of products was Adobe Dreamweaver CS3, also a web design application. It comes with a universal support that Mac users can benefit from. It also adds more assistance for CSS and Ajax coding and in extended Photoshop integration.

Compared to the Macromedia Dreamweaver 8’s installation two years ago, which only took a couple of minutes, the Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 took a slightly longer time – 21 minutes on a Power Mac G5 which was dual-core and around 15 minutes on a Windows XP. Additionally, installation required all browsers to be closed with the inclusion of Microsoft Word.

With the G5, the program also makes use of Adobe’s custom installer application instead of the drag and drop method which has been a Mac standard. You would also find yourself dealing with an activation process before running the application.

After installation, Dreamweaver CS3 shows a face which is similar to the look of Adobe but is familiar to the users of the previous versions. There are a couple of new and dockable palettes which could accommodate the new features, however the Welcome screen, main window and toolbars remain unchanged. It offers improved CSS capabilities, universal binary for both Intel- and PowerPC-based Macs and good integration with the other CS3 applications.

Some unpleasant features would include: when you need to check your browser compatibility, you have to have Internet access; the Spry framework features still have to be tested for compatibility; and the lack of an intuitive design which could make it difficult for newbies in web designing to use.

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