I got Adobe CS3 (license) and installed on my Windows 10 PC.
I already have Illustrator CS6, but I wanted to get Photoshop with a low cost.
I needed to edit photos for designing a website for contest.

Photoshop CS3 looks still powerful enough in the eyes of a light PC user like me, however Dreamweaver CS3 looks quite out of date, because of the shift to HTML5 and CSS3, even I installed an HTML5 extension.
Probably I have no choice but using Dreamweaver CS3 as a text editor with functions slightly a bit useful to HTML and CSS, although I have to cope with some elements, properties, and rules this version don't know.

I also have to remember how to use Photoshop. It has so many powerful function that it takes a lot of time and practice to master even basics and most frequently used functions, which is a bit tough on my nerve and eyes.

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