Hi!
Im looking for the last version of Adobe GoLive for Classic Mac OS.
Does anyone have it and want to upload it? 
Thanks!
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2014, September 16 - 8:50am
#1
Adobe GoLive 6
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2014, September 16 - 9:29pm
#2
I do have GoLive 6, but at 420MB there's no way I can upload it via my dial-up connection. Sorry.
Personally I hated the slow and cumbersome GoLive. I used Dreamweaver instead, which was a much better website building application. (Which is why Adobe abandond GoLive after buying up Macromedia - despite continually saying they wouldn't abandon GoLive, it came as no surprise when they very quickly did.)
2014, September 18 - 12:37pm
#3
Ah. I have Dreamweaver MX 6 installed, so'll just keep using it instead I guess.
Either way it would be great if we could add GoLive 6 to the garden, just for the purpose of archiving it
2014, September 19 - 6:27am
#4
You beat me (I think). I'm still using Dreamweaver 4.
2014, September 19 - 10:42am
#5
I used the installer found here: http://macintoshgarden.org/apps/macromedia-studio-mx
2014, September 19 - 10:09pm
#6
I'm still looking through the Games list and uploading some small bits from the pile of old magazine cover disks / discs I'm looking through. The Apps list is next, but it's slow with a dial-up connection and limted online time. Plus our two computers are so old that some external places like Mega.co.nz don't work (those huge files would take far to download anyway).
2014, September 19 - 5:14pm
#7
I have a copy but I've never created a disk image before. Please point me to instructions on how to do that using Toast 5.5.
Gary
2014, September 20 - 1:08am
#8
The A Beginners Guide to Uploading Stuff gives some instructions for Toast 5. I don't know, but I'd guess Toast 5.5 is probably the same.
You might also want to read through the rest of that guide and the Uploading Games to this Website guide. ("Games" really means both games and applications, you just have to pick the correct upload link at the top of the page.)