
My main focus on this CS5 was Dreamweaver for my web project I'm working on and plus a number of websites i wan't to be done with soon.
Where i got it and on whether it's licensed is rather obvious prejudice on Kenyan student both in IT and the rest. Anyway i assume it's not that big deal assuming most of Kenyan software users (especially personal use) don't buy software-> add that to #PeculiarKenyanHabits (on Twitter if you fancy). I however appreciate the effort to come up with such a powerful and useful software package.
I have used only two modules of the software
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my menu showing the CS5 package |
I have also tried my hands on Adobe Contribute CS5 which in-line with it's name it's used in contributing to the internet. To sample it, it's what i used to post this blog-post.I'd first of all posted an empty post just to test if it works.
Something i also noticed is it's inevitable connection to the internet. I'm unable to cut communication between the software and it's author. I managed to get a number of serials which every time i connect to the internet using this latter blogging discovery(Adobe Contribute ) blocks the serials and i have to move on to the next. It's security against #PeculiarKenyanHabits
seems on another level . I'mcurrently running short of serials. Probably that will take me back to Dreamweaver8 if this one gets locked. << -- That's the sad point :(
All in all I'd recommend this software to anyone trying to hit mob birds in one stone