They act as if they own the SOFTWARE, not you.
I hate to break it to you - they DO own the software, not you.
What you paid for was a license to USE their software on your hardware subject to THEIR terms and conditions. Now you don't like it, you know what to do.
I have been handcoding PHP for many years and having fought with a number of IDE's that never seemed to do exactly what I wanted I settled on DW MX as a middle way.
It allows easy handling my reusable code snippets, deals directly with separate development and production servers for each project, allows locking of unfinished pages [for group working] and so on.
I have not looked at Quanta [plus] for a year or so but it was severely lacking then. Has it improved recently?
It may not be fully supported by Codeweavers [yet?], but you can already install and run Dreamweaver MX in earlier versions of Crossover Office/Wine.
You just need to add a simple script that gets over the "required resources" warning by moving the user into the same directory as the executable before running it.
At least, it works for me. I do database hookups, PHP coding, etc.
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They act as if they own the SOFTWARE, not you. I hate to break it to you - they DO own the software, not you. What you paid for was a license to USE their software on your hardware subject to THEIR terms and conditions. Now you don't like it, you know what to do.
brilliant. Many thanks for my first laugh of the day (at 4.30 pm)... that's all. Mod this redundant, I don't care.
I realise I must be a real latecomer but thank you for introducing me to 'mu'. What a brilliant concept. Very real thanks.
322346 - You Cannot Access Protected Data After You Change Your Password Security built into the OS - dontcha love it!
I have been handcoding PHP for many years and having fought with a number of IDE's that never seemed to do exactly what I wanted I settled on DW MX as a middle way. It allows easy handling my reusable code snippets, deals directly with separate development and production servers for each project, allows locking of unfinished pages [for group working] and so on. I have not looked at Quanta [plus] for a year or so but it was severely lacking then. Has it improved recently?
It may not be fully supported by Codeweavers [yet?], but you can already install and run Dreamweaver MX in earlier versions of Crossover Office/Wine.
You just need to add a simple script that gets over the "required resources" warning by moving the user into the same directory as the executable before running it.
At least, it works for me. I do database hookups, PHP coding, etc.