IMAC & WEB DESIGN SOFTWARE - PATHETIC JOKE SO FAR!

First of all, I am new to the IMAC after spending all my timeusing PC's. I am still enjoying the new IMAC experience,but intrying to get the IMAC up to a level that will serve me as a work horse, I am fidning that the range of software I am used to using easilty, is not available on the IMAC, or I am just being extremely dense and missing obvious ways of doing things.

I am used to using Microsoft Web Expression, and I think it sucks big time in a lot of places, but it performs a simple task that (SO FAR) I havenot found on any MAC software APP. The ability to import a current website into the package and work on it, then upload it back to the host site again.

Dreamweaver? Gave up, utter carp. Supplied apps they do not have this BASIC FEATURE! I have looked and looked and looked, and to be honest given up, so.... C'mon MAC USERS! Show me where I am goign wrong and show me what ap will do this basic feature!!!!

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Comment by Gordon Keenan on July 10, 2009 at 12:07am: Still cannot find any decent web design software for the mac.
So I will stick to Microsoft Expression Web 2 until such times the mac gets something better!
Pity there is no version of this for the MAC, on the studio software for manipulating images etc..

Comment by Dust on June 26, 2009 at 3:00pm: Oo i told ya, that its ok man..
now if you need another software, just ask, and if i can i will help you

Comment by Gordon Keenan on June 26, 2009 at 2:54pm: As I said, I'm trying to get the mac up to a standard I am used to on my PC. I see no need to emulate on the MAC I want it to be the main machine and be better or equal to the PC! But, as a newbie to the MAC I am looking for serious users to point me in the right direction, just don't get phased by a bit of banter between me and others about PC and MAC, remember, I'm in both camps! I have paid serious dues to get there!!!

Comment by Dust on June 26, 2009 at 2:50pm: as you want, let us now what other software you need
peace

Comment by Gordon Keenan on June 26, 2009 at 2:37pm: Hehehehehhe..... WHy the hell emulate when you can have the real bitch to play with!

Comment by Dan on June 26, 2009 at 2:26pm: LOL! They always try to slip those virtual machines in there, or multiple OS's. Not me, I still like my one stop shop, KIS (Keep it simple). Dang, I can even play some pretty cool games along the way too... LOL!
Dan

Comment by Gordon Keenan on June 26, 2009 at 1:35pm: Nah! This has to be fully mac software, no pc cheating!!! I'm looking to get the mac running with the same power of the PC I have here!

Comment by Dust on June 26, 2009 at 1:27pm: if you have already a license for windows, you can use that by installing windows in a virtual machine,
for a program like that should run smooth even on virtualization..

Comment by Gordon Keenan on June 26, 2009 at 1:13pm: WOWSERS! Now there you go! A Result!!!! Will see about aquiring a test copy and see how this works on teh imac here! MuchosGrassy Erse :)

Comment by Dust on June 26, 2009 at 1:02pm: full suite here:
http://www.ecostsoftware.com/microsoft/microsoft-expression-studio-2-win-mac_p3764

or you want a pirate one? ;)

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