Why I buy this one ?
- Unified design environment
- Simplified file versioning
- Greater control over images in Adobe Photoshop CS2
- New power for vectors in Adobe Illustrator CS2
- Rich, versatile layouts with Adobe InDesign CS2

What our customer's say!

"Fine except for Golive", As a long-time user of most of the programs within this suite, I'm generally happy with this upgrade, except for one thing. Well, two things.

The GoLive upgrade is a piece of garbage -- especially compared to its predecessors. I don't think I've ever worked with a piece of Adobe software so buggy, so frustrating, so infuriating to use. While GoLive promises to make web design relatively intuitive for non-coders, its lack of stability has me running for my HTML manual to revert to building sites by hand. GoLive's FTP capabilities? Don't get me started.

The integration of Version Cue into this mess only makes matters worse. Its mind-boggling set up and horrific documentation makes otherwise good designers want to consider careers at Home Depot. For no apparent reason, I've run into situations where Version Cue will lock down files to prevent editing, claiming newer version exist elsewhere, when in fact they don't. Thankfully, I'm now out of a networked work environment so I can turn Version Cue off, but the promise of the program is simply not realized for me.

No wonders Adobe is going to abandon this once-great program. It had users running for the hills or to Dreamweaver.