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How do you move from reflow to an html code you can use?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 13 Nov 2014 23:41:46 GMT

I need help as a new user to reflow, I have a great design but can not convert to html.

Need to HIRE freelancer for REFLOW?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 13 Nov 2014 19:52:18 GMT

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Re: why using Edge Reflow if it's not possible to generate a real HTML Code and improve it with PHP ?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 12 Nov 2014 07:28:56 GMT

I installed the current version of Reflow (preview) and the code export is MUCH better than it was a year ago.

There are some issues such as the html is not setup to the W3C's standards for HTML and HTML5 there are entries in the CSS that are not needed such as when there is "NONE" set. Instead of placing the css entry when something is not set just don't include it in the CSS, reduces clutter.

Personal preference of having all the elements that are associated such as width, min-width, max-width and other entries all together instead of scattered around where some are at the top some in the middle or at the end. Just put them all together neat and tidy.

Setting radious corners are not being shown dynamically within Reflow so it is not possible really to see how little or far the corners are rounding. Muse does this nicely.

You may want to look at the algorithm for setting the positioning of of margins, widths etc.. so that they round up instead of being 4 or 5 decimal places to the right. I have NEVER seen a designer or developer when they write their CSS have more than two decimal places right of the decimal but mostly whole numbers are used.

There really is not much difference at all between 89.983452% and 90% or pixels, ems or what-not.

I do not see any HTML5 specific tags being used in the html that is exported only the initial DOC Type is set to html5 the rest is just all DIV's. Why not use semantic styling?

Not sure why there needs to be a separate ID for each and every TEXT element such as P tag why not just set a class of text and be done with it and then add ID's when a specific text element changes from the global class, "text" for instance.

As is this latest version of Reflow (Preview) is worth testing and using to mockup layouts but you are still going to have to finesse and optimize the code which could be rewriting the entire HTML elements and CSS tags, but from what I see the exported files are usable as a starting point. Unlike a year ago, so progress has been made at least enough for me to not uninstall it. Will report back as I use it more.

Re: why using Edge Reflow if it's not possible to generate a real HTML Code and improve it with PHP ?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Tue, 11 Nov 2014 19:05:17 GMT

I am just now coming back to this thread so I missed your offer for feedback.

Basically at the heart of it just make the exported code standards compliant. That is all you really need to do to make most of us happy.

Right now with the most recent versions of the browsers, even IE my html5 and css3 compliant code looks pretty much the same in all browsers. Some minor differences in some but for the most part what is over at the w3c website pretty much works in all the recent browsers. Cross Browser coding is just now starting to depreciate and will not be a terminology that will be widely used in the coming years. Some Html5 tags and codecs won't work cross browser for video and audio so there still needs to be a fall back but mostly the regular tags work. Those that don't yet you just need to tell the CSS and sometimes a JS script what they are but over time that won't be necessary.

I use Html5 tags, some DIV's where need be since the hgroups tag has been eliminated and jquery and jqueryui when laying out form and UI interfaces. I do NOT use photoshop for layout so all the PS back and forth is not something I need and I do not use Brackets.

Easily creating reflowable pages with production quality exportable code is what I want because manually creating things like that is not possible within a short period of time.

If you can have the same back and forth as you do with photoshop with dreamweaver and muse within reflow that would be the tool for me. Back when the creative studio brand that came out of the macromedia buyout all the versions from CS3 and up were toted as working together with nice little menu to select the tool to send to and round trip back... With the newest versions of CC 2014 some of that seems to be easier and also harder depending on which tools you are using. Mostly I see things with round trip focusing primarily on Photoshop getting it in and out of that application. I rarely use Photoshop and when I do it is for PHOTO's not websites.

Re: why using Edge Reflow if it's not possible to generate a real HTML Code and improve it with PHP ?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Tue, 11 Nov 2014 18:39:09 GMT

I have not been back to this thread since I made my posts back in January 2014. It is important to note that the features within Edge Reflow (Preview) have changed somewhat since eleven months ago when I made my long detailed posts about why people including myself were getting the impression that Reflow was a product intended for production level code out of the box.

The last update in October 2014 has brought with it an official feature that exports html and css for importing into any editor of your choice. This is an updated feature apparently to the export for preview or whatever it was called back when.

After my previous post I uninstalled Reflow and focused more on muse and developing my hand coding skills. I want to bring your attention to the "what is new" video located here ----> What's new in Edge Reflow | Adobe Creative Cloud Tutorials

In that video there is mention that the new export feature the CSS does NOT have classes and the html and css will need to be manually altered to work with classes. I find this strange myself. It is basically going one step above table based layouts and instead of using tables and tr, tds they are using DIV's with a unique ID for each one. It works but does make the CSS and Html larger and not very optimized. Which is where YOU the designer, developer come in and recode to optimize the output from reflow. You do need to understand CSS though to be able to do that.

I don't remember what the exported code looked like before and I have not reinstalled Reflow again, I was looking into this product again especially since they have now come out with the export feature but after watching the video above and reading this and other threads in this forum I am not quite sure yet if it would be a waste of my time to work with Reflow or not.

It still seems like A LOT of work would need to be done to optimize the code and bring it up to html 5 and CSS3 standards.

Built using Reflow

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Tue, 11 Nov 2014 03:23:40 GMT

Just want to share a simple site built using Reflow...

Issue

responsive menu

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 10 Nov 2014 12:46:17 GMT

how can I add responsive menu in edge reflow?

Re: why using Edge Reflow if it's not possible to generate a real HTML Code and improve it with PHP ?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Sun, 09 Nov 2014 00:35:47 GMT

merhaba

Re: why using Edge Reflow if it's not possible to generate a real HTML Code and improve it with PHP ?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Sun, 09 Nov 2014 00:35:13 GMT

hello

Re: why using Edge Reflow if it's not possible to generate a real HTML Code and improve it with PHP ?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Sat, 08 Nov 2014 19:58:59 GMT

Oh, it's OK, I knew who you were talking to, I was just trying to explain why some of us did feel like the descriptions are a little deceiving. To defend Adobe though, Adobe is a big brand name and they really put out some great products that can be used in a lot of ways by a variety of skill levels. I mean, many people don't even use more that 10% of the full photoshop capabilities, so when it comes to products that are more geared to the higher professional field it is always going to difficult in respect to descriptions and what it can and can't do

Re: why using Edge Reflow if it's not possible to generate a real HTML Code and improve it with PHP ?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Sat, 08 Nov 2014 19:11:12 GMT

Yeah I guess adobe is having a problem with this product because they've released it too early "as a beta", this could be a great move... But adobe haven't done much inbetween each update and haven't taken the product further since it was first released. Since it has been out for so long it's hard to trust adobe whatever they will update the product at all.

I've got to add thought that I do agree with your post and that my comment was in response to Oregoner and it actually says that at the top of my post but adobes forums kinda suck at showing this (which I wasn't aware of until I made the post already) :-p

Re: why using Edge Reflow if it's not possible to generate a real HTML Code and improve it with PHP ?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Sat, 08 Nov 2014 17:43:50 GMT

lol, I think your response goes to what I was saying above. The actual language adobe uses in many ways can throw people off and cause misunderstanding and as I stated, professionals likely understand what is being said but there is a huge part of the market that doesn't. When I finally found out what Reflow does I looked back at the product pages and I had a much better understanding of what it is exactly and could see that some of it was clear on reflection, but that is where people (especially people that are not doing these things all day everyday) get upset. They read the language, interpret it as one thing, and then realize when they get into it, it isn't what they thought. I think that the beginning of your comment,

"Ok, I'll say this as an actual web designer working in the field for Scandinavia's biggest digital agency. You have obviously no clue about high grade web development and the problems we are facing when trying to create designs."

Just says it all. I can actually see where this would be useful for you, and you are a professional, so you get it. But your last line goes to the frustration that people like me have and shows you have a similar issue,

"Reflow shows potential but sadly still have lots of work left until it's actually usable in a production environment. I'm getting worked up here and I'm taking my time to write here because reflow is the closest any web design program has come to solving a fundamental issue with the current design workflows!"

A majority of people end up on forums because we are worked up and frustrated. Sometimes its for opposite reasons but rarely are people doing cartwheels with rainbows shooting out of their backsides on help forums. So where you get worked up because people are complaining about what you think is great and is close to solving problems in your current design reflows, others are upset because we like Adobe products and thought that we found something that solves some of our problems, We end up upset and stressed out because it is not what we thought and have wasted time only to have a level of our own stress return.

I can see a few things that would actually help me ( a non-professional) when I have time to sit down with it, and I understand this is likely a tool that is out of my knowledge range, I would just like to see things in plain language and labeled that way is all so we aren't all ranting

Re: Web design workflow between Dreamweaver, Muse and Reflow?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Sat, 08 Nov 2014 17:21:38 GMT

There are a lot of potential for Reflow. Now its possible to open Reflow project in other applications like Edge Animate and DW and continue edit it But , true there is a lof thing that must be added to Reflow, if we are going to do it backend one.

Ares

Re: why using Edge Reflow if it's not possible to generate a real HTML Code and improve it with PHP ?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Sat, 08 Nov 2014 13:37:28 GMT

Ok, I'll say this as an actual web designer working in the field for Scandinavia's biggest digital agency. You have obviously no clue about high grade web development and the problems we are facing when trying to create designs. Reflow shows a lot of potential for a future where designers actually can test and mockup designs straight in an editor. Reflow is Photoshop for the modern web designer. Yes, Adobe might need to be clearer with the intention since there are a few people here who obviously misunderstand it's purpose, but if you think pro grade web design is just a matter of working in an editor you obviously don't have the authority to deem a program worthy or not. There are programs aiming to do all the programming for you e.g. macaw and webflow (or dreamweaver and muse) however these programs will not be able to replace a actual developer any time soon and will not be able to assist any professional web designer either. And again, reflow is a free beta program and has therefore never claimed to be a program ready for actual production. Reflow shows potential but sadly still have lots of work left until it's actually usable in a production environment. I'm getting worked up here and I'm taking my time to write here because reflow is the closest any web design program has come to solving a fundamental issue with the current design workflows! Go adobe!

Re: why using Edge Reflow if it's not possible to generate a real HTML Code and improve it with PHP ?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Sat, 08 Nov 2014 02:13:27 GMT

It is extremely deceiving. I mean, a lot of people use Adobe products and a lot of us didn't go to school to become a web designer/developer. I guess you could say that professionals aren't thrown of by the language. The problem is, unless you are a professional, "design" is the same thing as build a website. There is an admitted difference but with many programs Adobe puts out there is that lack of a clear definition of what exactly each program is. I found Edge Reflow because, for reasons I can't fathom except maybe a mistake by some intern, Muse doesn't let people build a responsive site and instead makes life miserable by forcing you to build a site for desktop, tablet, and phone. That makes no sense because everything needs to be responsive these days or you might as well not expect traffic. When you look around and see Edge Reflow, it says it's for creating responsive web

If you look at the FAQ there is a question about who should use Reflow and it says, " Reflow is ideal for web designers who start in Photoshop and want to create responsive layouts and CSS visuals targeting modern browsers"

I understand that some, especially professionals, could look at that and understand what it means but others cannot. Why not give it a name like Adobe Mock Up Pro? I mean, at least people would get the real idea of what it is or isn't, so people can decide ( I know its not likely anyone giving answers had input into names ). I find a lot of other Adobe Software has similar vague definitions of what it is they exactly do. For me, I have used a lot of them (or at least gave a try) and used some in college. so I have a good idea of what the big core programs (yes, I am dating myself by using the word "programs). For others that I have never seen or played with I find I have to search all sorts of 3rd party websites to really get a feel. It is likely just because I don't know all the correct lingo out there, that's a given and nobody's fault. So I'm not saying that it's deceiving as in "they are trying to put one over on people ," but instead, in a, "We spend all our time with designers/developers and sell to developers/designers, that we just can't break it down in a way the other, non-super knowledged person can understand.

Re: Set body background image in reflow

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 06 Nov 2014 18:29:55 GMT

Yes exactly, thanks, Preran!

Observations on using Rf for app prototype

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 06 Nov 2014 01:34:57 GMT

Been working with Rf for about 2 months on prototyping a web app. I've been able to create a responsive prototype that shows the developers -exactly- how it should look on different screens, which is great!

However, the most frustrating thing is for the non-programmer to understand "Position" types. I have to use a lot of trial and error to get objects to adjust in a logical manner.

Trying to get the page to do simple adjustments can take hours (especially if you have several objects on the page) because one wrong setting on a single object can mess up the whole page.

I don't understand the logic of how an object is related to another object: Text block top margin is related to the rule above, but another text block's top margin is related to a totally different object??? How is this determined? Can I change this?

It would be nice to have a view (maybe called Responsive View?)--similar to Show Object Edges, but includes (margin, padding, floating relation to other objects, etc.) so one can "design" the responsiveness as we design the layout.

Responsive View could show relationships between objects with small icons (chainlink, rubber band, etc.) and allow you to change those settings by clicking on the little icons...

I think this would be a great feature since a lot of what designers are spend more time on is how to make each screen size look ideal.

Here are some other observations:

- Placing a new object is tedious because it can mess up the layout. They should be set with default settings that don't affect other objects.

- objects loose their settings when a new object is placed.

- objects change Margin setting of Auto to % when they are nudged or a new object is placed.

- if two buttons are grouped I expect them to act as a single object when the window is resized.

- would be nice to have a table tool

Re: Web design workflow between Dreamweaver, Muse and Reflow?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 09:53:28 GMT

you might be right, but seriously, "coding"( more like scripting ) is pretty darn boring, not really hard to learn but really boring. also using Muse without proper script and code knowledge is always futile, so no problem for you and your boring elitism, it is just a help to get big chunks of script in no time.

Re: Web design workflow between Dreamweaver, Muse and Reflow?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 00:37:26 GMT

Please ADOBE, create buttons for edge reflow responsiveness or allow integration between muse and reflow. Thanks!!!

Values get lost

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Tue, 04 Nov 2014 17:48:31 GMT

How come when I apply values to Box elements (Divs), they don't retain there value? It's like they don't stick and get changed if you make other modifications to other Div objects. Sometimes percentage values get changed to pixel values. The clearing buttons seem to randomly put different values upon your object depending on how many times you click them. I spent two hours trying to create a three column responsive Div and I still am not able to get it to work right using this Edge Reflow tool. It would seem I should be able to click one box and select Float Left, then select the middle box and select Float Middle, and then select the third box and select Float Right, but this does not work. They do not line up along the top of the parenting div that the three boxes are contained in.

Is it just me, or is this software very buggy?

Re: Create reusable CSS with class definitions?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 03 Nov 2014 08:57:27 GMT

I would like to see this feature too!! There should be also calc function supported for defying box sizes like width: calc(100% - 3em); for stretching content beside fixed sidebars.

Thanks

Tomas

convert rflw file to pdf, jpeg, jpg file format

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Fri, 31 Oct 2014 11:52:35 GMT

I want to convert a rflw file to pdf, jpg, jpeg file format as my co-workers are not able to view this file in thier browser with images. please help in solving this issues.

Re: Web design workflow between Dreamweaver, Muse and Reflow?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 30 Oct 2014 13:58:13 GMT

I don't agree Matt. The tools are there to make our lives easier.

I don't want to waste time coding. I'd rather use that time to tweak my design.

I love Muse but haven't used Reflow yet. I might just give it a try.

Re: can I export Edge Reflow into Adobe Muse?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Tue, 28 Oct 2014 14:46:42 GMT

See Edge Reflow FAQ

Re: Publishing my site

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Tue, 28 Oct 2014 14:45:09 GMT

Hi,

See Edge Reflow FAQ for information on what you can do with Reflow.

Thanks,

Preran

Re: GIVE ATTENTION TO ISSUES !!!!!!!!!!

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 27 Oct 2014 19:35:23 GMT

Hi folks

As previously mentioned, we are a very small group of folks working on Edge Reflow. Our team is tasked with finding solutions for problems designers have for creating designs for the web. Edge Reflow is one of the products we work on. Our team works on whichever product seems the right fit for the solutions we end up with, either as a feature in an existing product or as a new service in Creative Cloud or a feature in Reflow.

Recently we have been working on Extract Assets dialog in Photoshop (more details on what this dialog is here: Photoshop workflows to extract PSD assets for design | Adobe Photoshop CC tutorials ). This work began because we were talking to a lot of designers who create websites and the biggest issue they had was getting assets out of Photoshop and how 'Save for Web' dialog was really tedious to use. Extract Assets dialog is the first step in removing that tedium. We worked with another team to make this synch seamlessly to the Creative Cloud Extract solution as well and to make it available in Dreamweaver so there is a full fledged flow of getting information out of PSD ( Get assets & CSS from PSD comp for HTML | Creative Cloud Extract ).

But that said, we have a huge backlog of issues that has been filed about Reflow. We are watching the forum and taking your feedback on Reflow but we also would love to know about the problems you have with your current web design workflow. Let us know what your painpoints are and we will definitely try to identify products and features that can help fix them!

Thanks for using Reflow!

When Generating Page from Photoshop to Reflow it seems to work properly, however when I save, close then reopen all of my images are out of place, stretched, etc.

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 27 Oct 2014 16:18:43 GMT

I am new to Reflow, so this could be an easy fix. I have tried to go back through tutorials and it seems as if I am doing everything right? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: GIVE ATTENTION TO ISSUES !!!!!!!!!!

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 27 Oct 2014 13:39:59 GMT

why is the other site not on adobe?

surely if the other site is an official issues page it should be adobe forums?

Re: Why won't Photoshop generate an Edge Reflow Project?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 27 Oct 2014 05:07:07 GMT

My problem is similar. Both of mine are up to date but I don't see the 'Generate reflow project'.I've even updated what i needed in preferences.

GIVE ATTENTION TO ISSUES !!!!!!!!!!

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Fri, 24 Oct 2014 11:06:28 GMT

Here is official link by Edge ReFlow, where People can post issues.

edge-reflow/issues

But NO-ONE views those issues, and no answers... WHY? There are listed so many bugs and etc..

Re: Web design workflow between Dreamweaver, Muse and Reflow?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Fri, 24 Oct 2014 01:38:20 GMT

I'll be completely honest, I hope Adobe does NOT intergrate Muse and Reflow AND I hope they don't integrate Muse with phonegap. I know, all the designers are reading this like,"are you kidding me?!" but I have good reason.... As a designer FIRST I would have loved if everything was to be basically automated in the web so I literally don't have to know ANYTHING about web or coding but realistically, I'm tired of our profession continuously being looked as expendable. If you want the access in being able do responsive design, jquery, bootstrap etc... GO OUT AND LEARN IT! Stop begging Adobe to make a single platform for you to use that covers everything and be a real work horse (as sooo many say they are) and learn how to code! It takes time, effort and determination but if you have all of that, you can do it!

Why wait to expand your skill set?

Re: Anti-aliasing in Edge Reflow

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 22 Oct 2014 11:31:06 GMT

I don't believe there is or will be anything to help. As per my first reply, since Reflow uses the same layout engine as Chrome it's limited to what's avaliable. I could imagine additions of webkit only rendering options like -webkit-font-smoothing or -webkit-text-stroke in Reflow may help but adding those options will only change them in Chrome too so they'll still be different if they are indeed at the moment.

Post your screens when you can just in case it is something else.

Thanks,

Billy

Re: Anti-aliasing in Edge Reflow

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 22 Oct 2014 11:17:19 GMT

Thanks Billy i know all of this. The problem is that when i am using Reflow i am unable to see what will be my output in the browser. If i want to see how this looks like in a browser i need to preview it in a browser and that's not particularity handy to do all the time. So i though maybe there is an option to configure anti aliasing so i can set it to match my browser/browsers as close as possible. I am in the middle of something, when i finish i will post some pictures for you to see.

Re: Anti-aliasing in Edge Reflow

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 22 Oct 2014 11:08:21 GMT

Either way ultimately what the browser shows you is what your users will see so you shouldn't rely on Reflow alone. You'll have differences between Windows, Mac and different browsers too. They all take the markup and styles and treat them in slightly different ways.

Re: Anti-aliasing in Edge Reflow

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 22 Oct 2014 10:46:52 GMT

I am not sure, certain fonts i tried look different in Chrome and Reflow. I will try to attach some pictures so you can see.

Re: Anti-aliasing in Edge Reflow

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 22 Oct 2014 10:39:50 GMT

Hey Doctoromago,

Reflow uses the same layout engine as Chrome so you only have what is possible within the browser. This is ultimately the best way to use Reflow since you get an exact replication of what a user will see. If your post was with regards to something different please give us more information to help.

All the best,

Billy

Re: Copying/Duplicating elements is very slow in Edge Reflow

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 22 Oct 2014 10:18:41 GMT

This is certainly something I am also noticing. Duplicating and copying is painfully slow. I'm not sure this reply helps in anyway but thought I would also share my experience since there aren't many people that are raising the issue too.

Good work with Reflow by the way Vic!

Error in Adobe Reflow Dom

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 22 Oct 2014 09:07:19 GMT

Hi,

When I downloaded adobe reflow a week ago, I found it fantastic.

However a few days ago, the whole of the Dom errored and randomised itself. Undo wouldn't fix it and I had to revert to a previous version. This then promptly happened again in the older version. The only way I could find to fix it was to reinstall it. This worked the first few times and the software would be fine for about a day.

However now it is erroring every 10-15 mins, which required a re-install to fix.

You can understand why this is becoming an issue, and if I haven't saved the document before the error, I have to completely reorganise the DOM.

Any suggestions or feedback would be really appreciated,

Thank you

Re: How to embed multimedia (video, youtube, slide show, gallery) into a div?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Tue, 21 Oct 2014 17:02:13 GMT

How can you build a website and not expect to want to embed things?

I need to embed video, sound cloud links, etc.

SO important!

Anti-aliasing in Edge Reflow

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Tue, 21 Oct 2014 09:09:39 GMT

Hi everybody,

Is there any way to control anti-aliasing in Edge Reflow?

Publishing my site

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Tue, 21 Oct 2014 08:37:34 GMT

Hi all i need to know how to publish my site wants its done in re flow and how do i do this

thanks

Re: Generate Edge Reflow link not in edit menu...

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 20 Oct 2014 18:55:44 GMT

1) Reflow Should be installed after Photoshop (If already installed, then uninstall it and re-install).

2) Make sure, that Photoshop is close while you install the ReFlow.

3) After ReFlow installation, open Creative Cloud >Photoshop( open a PSD file), then open ReFlow.

4) Now, you should see the ReFlow menu under Photoshop>File>Generate.

Re: Is Reflow still being developed actively?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 20 Oct 2014 10:54:55 GMT

The latest update was written about on Oct 15th, so it looks as though development is ongoing: Adobe Edge Reflow Team Blog | Reflow 8.1

There are also additional features in the "Preview 8" release that I was unaware of: What's new in Edge Reflow | Adobe Creative Cloud Tutorials

Errorcode 2738 during update or installation

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Sun, 19 Oct 2014 12:52:22 GMT

Hi,

the last update of Adobe Edge Reflow CC Preview (ProductVersion = 0.51.17178) runs anytime onto the errorcode 2738. It does not matter if I run an update or a new installation, if its run by the CreativeClowd app or run the msi (Edge_Reflow_preview_8.1_LREF.msi)

OS: Win7 32bit

Here the error part of the installatioen log:

MSI (s) (68:F8) [12:33:49:618]: Doing action: RemovePluginatCDrive

Action ended 12:33:49: InstallFinalize. Return value 1.

MSI (s) (68:F8) [12:33:49:618]: Creating MSIHANDLE (1442) of type 790542 for thread 2552

MSI (s) (68:8C) [12:33:49:618]: Creating MSIHANDLE (1443) of type 0 for thread 6796

MSI (s) (68:6C) [12:33:49:618]: Generating random cookie.

MSI (s) (68:6C) [12:33:49:633]: Created Custom Action Server with PID 3404 (0xD4C).

MSI (s) (68:50) [12:33:49:664]: Running as a service.

MSI (s) (68:50) [12:33:49:664]: Hello, I'm your 32bit Impersonated custom action server.

Action start 12:33:49: RemovePluginatCDrive.

DEBUG: Error 2738: Could not access VBScript runtime for custom action

MSI (s) (68:8C) [12:33:59:087]: Product: Adobe Edge Reflow CC Preview -- The installer has encountered an unexpected error installing this package. This may indicate a problem with this package. The error code is 2738. The arguments are: , ,

Greetings

Daniel Drews

E-Mail: photo@ddrews.de

Webside: http://www.ddrews.de

Twitter: @DDrewsPhoto

can I export Edge Reflow into Adobe Muse?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Fri, 17 Oct 2014 21:27:36 GMT

can I export Edge Reflow into Adobe Muse?

Re: Problem with Photoshop and Reflow plugin

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Fri, 17 Oct 2014 17:38:25 GMT

This resolve in my case, but the problem was with LiveSharePS plugin. I have deleted both folders (reflow too) and now everything seems to be working ok (also my Ps was closing alone)
Thanks

Re: How to embed multimedia (video, youtube, slide show, gallery) into a div?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 16 Oct 2014 22:16:32 GMT

I love Reflow ,- but embed video is important ... I work in music , It will also be important for bloggers ..

I hope for update soon .. ! Keep it up , you adobe guys

Re: How to embed multimedia (video, youtube, slide show, gallery) into a div?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 16 Oct 2014 22:13:44 GMT

Very good question - I also ask

Re: Web design workflow between Dreamweaver, Muse and Reflow?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 16 Oct 2014 21:07:34 GMT

Though not affiliated with Adobe, I'll venture a guess that Edge Reflow and Muse are geared toward different markets and that's the primary reason for not combining them into a single package. We did some research on evaluating various Adobe apps, which all work really well for a particular type of projects and workflow scenarios - Muse, Edge, and Parfait - but there's such difference in targeted user it would be pointless to mash them all into one.

Re: Multiple buttons with one code

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 16 Oct 2014 16:08:45 GMT

Thank you for your answer.

I think you need to work on quality of code if you want that front end developers will adopt Reflow.