Other considerations... GoLive CS a leading cross-platform mobile / Web
development platform with i-mode support since version 5.0 which was
designed by none other than Morgan Stanley's Renfield Kuroda back in
1999/2000. GoLive CS now brings to the professional creative and
developer community the most comprehensive mobile tool offering ever:
- Visual / Source code cHTML / iHTML version 1 - 5 (501i - 505i / FoMA)
- WYSIWYG 502i - 505i / FoMA hight and width editing regions
- Visual Emoji authoring support with full extended character for the
new 504i / 505i devices
- Flash Lite Support
- Visual MMS
- Visual WAP 1.1 - 1.3 Authoring
- Visual XHTML-Mobile
- Visual XHTML-Basic
- Visual Mobile CSS (full CSS1 / CSS2 and CSS-P authoring)
- Syntax checking and debugging based on the above W3C / 3GPP / OMA
standards
- SVG source code authoring support for 1.1, 1.2, Tiny and Basic
- MPEG-4 and 3GP mobile video editing, optimization and exportation
These are JUST the mobile features inside of GoLive CS.
Please see the following PDF
(http://www.adobe.com/products/golive/pdfs/golive_nfhs.pdf) for more
details / screen shots.
Our mobile development partners are Access (Access.co.jp), NTT DoCoMo
(NTTDoCoMo.com), Nokia (Nokia.com), SonyEricsson (SonyEricsson.com) and
Opera (Opera.com). If anyone has questions, etc., please mail me
off-list at (garriola@adobe.com)
ciao./g
senior.product.manager | adobe.golive_cs | w.1.408.536.5015 |
m.1.415.309.3108 | aim brandexperience
On Nov 5, 2003, at 9:41 AM, Paul Baron wrote:
> Hi,
> have any of you heard about Ulead's DesignWire?
> some kind of Dreamweaver for the keitai. that can encode the page to
> work automatically with i-mode, EZWeb, Voda-live
> http://www.designwire.jp/
> and here's the writeup in ZDNet
> http://www.zdnet.co.jp/mobile/0311/04/cjad_kodera.html
>
> p
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Received on Fri Nov 7 12:02:30 2003