Wow! Amazing photographs

There are a few things you could do yourself quite easily, rather than keep making mistakes and paying someone to fix them

First, your initial page has no DOCTYPE declared - this can cause all kinds of problems, and is easy to fix. In Golive, with your site window open, go Special > Convert > DOCTYPE. See below:

Then go into the source view of any page and click the lightning-type symbol top left, check for well-formedness only. Mistakes will be highlighted in orange and are often not too hard to sort out there.

I wonder why you need to change to Dreamweaver? It is no more forgiving to those who do not understand code. As I understand it, MenuMachine is not going to be ported to DW, but may come out as a stand-alone application to be used with either DW or Golive. However, I think it will be Mac only.

Dreamweaver has Spry menus, which you might like instead - why not download a trial if you think it will help?

I'm learning DW but have no intention at the moment of giving up using Golive - it still works

Maybe some are already HTML? If so you won't be offered that choice. 

Always go for the most forgiving if you're not sure - so transitional.

If you want to tell me which pages I'll take a look.

Kath

>(besides adobe killing golive) was the stunning amount of crashes I

get using golive (one every 30-45 minutes of use).

>It's just become unworkable and I don't know why it's happening. I've

trashed preferences and made new site files to no avail.

Lorne, many times it's not GoLive that is at fault when crashing, but

something in your OS that is triggering the crash. It's best to have a fine

tuned computer when using GoLive. In the past the recommendation was to make

sure your computer had updated drivers, etc.

I've used it with Win98, Windows 2000 and now XP. GL was completely stable

under Win 98, horrid under W2K until I fine tuned my computer and added more

memory, and with the new computer and XP I have rare crashes, and those I

can attribute to myself forcing it to do unreasonable things.

Yeah, GoLive is picky, but it does seem to work flawlessly if the computer

is stable.

Carol

>I'm on a Mac, so I don't work with any drivers, per say, the same way

as a PC does. I have 32GB of RAM (maxed out) and really don't see how

elese to oprimize the computer.

Lorne

Well then, if you're on a Mac and the program crashes I'd say you do have a

problem. You might try reinstalling the program. Maybe that will work out

some bugs. Macs have a reputation for being trouble free, but they are not

infallable. Having used one at work, I know they do have their moments. I've

been relatively lucky with GoLive on a PC. Knock on wood!

Carol