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GoLive is a Web page development application from Adobe Systems. The latest version, which replaces 7.0, is called "CS" by Adobe, indicating its integration with the rest of the Adobe Creative Suite. Its main competition is from Macromedia's Dreamweaver, which has a larger market share.


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