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Feeling nostalgic for OS 9? Try FireWorks MX 2004...
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I had this twice today, trying to save a very small (100k), simple (3 frames, 1 font type) FW 04 file: 
(link to bigger image: note top readout with loads of free memory and another super-disappointing upgrade, Acrobat 6 Pro, using 100MB memory...)
And Macromedia wonder publicly why people are not satisfied with their MX 04 Upgrade... 
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I personally feel macromedia products are very slow and the code needs a lot of optimizations. MX 2004 is worse than MX.
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iMac Intel Core Duo 2.0 Ghz 20", 1.5 GB RAM, 250GB
iMac G5 2.0 Ghz 17", 512 MB RAM, 160GB
iPod Video 5G 60GB White
Mighty Mouse sucks - "Bought the Logitech 518 Gaming mouse"
USB 2.0 Hard Drive Sucked - "Bought a Firewire Hard Disk"
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Macromedia doesnt care about the mac platform.
Btw, that screenshot is f**king hilarious
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Note to Macromedia developers...
Check of this cool function malloc 
BTW you can call it more than once 
-- asxless in iLand
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It's almost like Macromedia is trying drive their Mac customers into Adobe's arms.
C'mon, guys. If you're going to take the time to make OS X versions, make 'em right.
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Thats funny...and sad. Macromedia has been going downhill for a while.
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I've had that warning in Fireworks MX too by the way - it's not *only* a 2004 feature. At least Macromedia don't demand you upgrade for that piece of retro nostalgia) 
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Originally posted by superblue:
I've had that warning in Fireworks MX too by the way - it's not *only* a 2004 feature. At least Macromedia don't demand you upgrade for that piece of retro nostalgia)
Cool. I never managed to get this in MX... which is probably why I upgraded to MX 04 
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MX = meaningless
2004 = lame.
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Originally posted by mishap:
MX = meaningless
2004 = lame.
Actually, 2004 is downright dangerous. Today I was working with DW MX 04, and deleted files on the remote ftp server. I noticed the browser still rendered the deleted page, and checked the directory. (Screenshot taken after repeated refreshes and logout/login cycles in DW).
Don't trust DW 04's site window.
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