Adobe Contribute For Mac Yosemite
Someone developed a business website for me 12 years ago. For the past ten years I have been using Adobe Contribute to update/modify that website. However, once I installed OS 10.10 Yosemite, Contribute would crash upon opening.
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I contacted Adobe Contribute and was told Adobe Contribute is NOT compatible with Yosemite. There is no update from Adobe at this time. 
I need to update my business website however.
It is not clear to me if I can import my website into iWeb for updating and if so how to do that. Or, alternatively, is there a simple application (non-Apple) I should use that is Yosemite compatible? I am using an iMac 27 inch (2011), 3.4 GHz Intel Core i7, OS 10.10.1.
IWeb does not have any import facility, so no, you would not be able to import your site into iWeb - you would have to re-build it from scratch. Also, iWeb is no longer supported or sold by Apple and this has been the case for over 2 years now. You would do better to look at other alternatives and if you already have a website, you need one that has an import facility. If you have been using Adobe software, then the alternative that works with Yosemite and has import facilities is of course DreamWeaver. Another alternative with import facilities is Flux V. Both have quite steep learning curves.
Your other alternative of course is to re-build the site from scratch, so you could look at as an alternative there or if it is for a business site, then try the Content Management Systems, such as l, or - these are better for business sites and you can allow membership too. IWeb does not have any import facility, so no, you would not be able to import your site into iWeb - you would have to re-build it from scratch. Also, iWeb is no longer supported or sold by Apple and this has been the case for over 2 years now. You would do better to look at other alternatives and if you already have a website, you need one that has an import facility. If you have been using Adobe software, then the alternative that works with Yosemite and has import facilities is of course DreamWeaver. Another alternative with import facilities is Flux V.
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Download adobe framemaker for mac. Both have quite steep learning curves. Your other alternative of course is to re-build the site from scratch, so you could look at as an alternative there or if it is for a business site, then try the Content Management Systems, such as l, or - these are better for business sites and you can allow membership too. Thank you for your input. I don't know why Adobe didn't suggest Dreamweaver. Maybe he thought I was looking for an inexpensive alternative -- or that I wanted to be able to continue using Contribute (hence the suggestion of going back to OS 10.7 or 8). At your suggestion I have looked at Flux V.