Mainly a question for Terry -
Am looking over the Support for DW CS4 here

http://www.adobe.com/support/dreamweaver/

Watched the video re InContext Editing. - Does Adobe charge a fee for use of this feature? Something that was said in the video raised the question.

Check out these links................

Welcome to the free preview of Adobe InContext Editing, the first Adobe hosted service developed for web professionals

Adobe InContext Editing Additional Terms of Use

Thanks Brian. I think I'll steer clear. Sounds like one might get hit with fees, etc., divulging more personal info than might be desired.

I wondered because my son has experience with Joomla and says the advantage it has is the ability to make changes within a browser. (He is currently writing a web application for his dept. in GM testing division.)

Was hoping Adobe might have made something similar available in Dreamweaver CS4, but it sounds like they want to maintain a level of control that should be considered carefully.

P.S., Their page in your second link - "Additional Terms" - is VERY difficult to read. White text on black or charcoal color may be trendy, but not very practical or user-friendly. It can influence one's choices where there are options. (hint, hint)

Text displays like that lead me to conclude that the author really does not want me to read it. Even enlarging the page with FireFox does not help.

Jim - I agree 100%.
When I link to web sites or pages that are new to me, as soon as I see a black background, and white-on-dark text, I'm gone. I can't be bothered to try to read it.
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As an example of a site that is clean, clear, easy to navigate, fast (mostly), but represents a large corporation, take a look at Onstar.com
- Have visited it because our new car has Onstar & a trial year.