Now I just have to worry about my head exploding from information overload, but not the computer. I was afraid to install too much from the Adobe CC, because of the space issues, so it will be nice to get going on all those fancy programs. My old laptop was sectioned into four drives, so it was a pain to install programs, and keep the C drive from filling up. Dreamweaver looks good though, and it should be easier to work on my site’s Bootstrap pages now. I don’t think they’ll go back far enough to help me make the transition. My previous versions were from 1999 (yes, really), so I laughed when the “What’s Been Updated” screen appeared. Recently, I subscribed to Adobe Creative Cloud, so Dreamweaver and Photoshop are downloads too, along with all the other Adobe software (too many to mention). On my previous laptop, 4 years ago, I used the CD drive to install Dreamweaver and Photoshop, but nothing else that I can remember. Just get the latest version, type in your registration information, and you’re all set. So far, that hasn’t been a problem, because all the programs have been downloads. This is the first laptop that I’ve had that doesn’t have a CD/DVD drive. On the bright side, it’s a 15″ laptop with a number pad, so that’s a good thing! It came with Windows 10 installed, but nothing else, so there were lots of programs to install.
On the weekend, I got a new laptop (another ASUS), which is exciting, until you realize all the things that have to be set up.
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