Overall, Adobe has done a great job of integrating the products from two very different companies into a single cohesive set of products. The integration could (and probably will) go deeper with subsequent releases, but this is certainly a good start, and Web professionals should be happy with the choices Adobe has made.
With the merger behind them, I'm sure Adobe's programmers are looking forward to finding new ways to integrate and update these products, but for now at least, they deserve kudos for a job well done
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Creative Suite 3, Web Premium Edition Adobe Systems Price: $1,599 Summary: Adobe has done an impressive job of integrating the products from Macromedia and Adobe into a single product family, finding ways to leverage the strengths of each and combine them in ways to make it easier for creative professionals to do their job. |
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