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Let me conclude this introduction to the tutorial with a review of the system requirements for Dreamweaver CS3 including some of the languages that it supports. If you're running Windows, you'll need an Intel Pentium 4 Centrino, Zion or Intel Core Duo or compatible processor, Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or Windows Vista Home, Premium, Business, Ultimate or Enterprise editions, 512 megabytes of Ram, 1 gigabyte of available hard drive space, a monitor capable of showing 1024 x 768, a DVD ROM drive, Internet or phone connection will be required for product activation and broadband Internet connection required for Adobe Stock Photos and other services that you can use with Dreamweaver. If you're running Dreamweaver on a Macintosh you'll need a PowerPC G4, G5 or multicore Intel processor, Mac OS X versions 10.4, .8 or later, 512 megabytes of Ram, 1.4 gigs of available hard drive space, a monitor capable of resolving 1024 x 768 pixels, a DVD ROM drive, Internet or phone connection again required for product activation and broadband Internet connection will be required for using Adobe Stock Photos and other services. According to the Adobe website at the time of this recording Dreamweaver CS3 was available in the following languages; Chinese simplified, and traditional, Chech, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, and Turkish. So that'll wrap up this introduction to the Dreamweaver CS3 application. Let me now move onto the next section, a very important section on site setup. In the next section I give you a bunch of valuable tips for how to create a site, how to set up the FTP client and connecting to your remote server, how to work with remote and local files. I review the files window and give you some very valuable folder and file management tips to make your work with Dreamweaver CS3 as pain free and possible.