Forum: Dreamweaver. Name: Ben PleysierContributor since: 2007 Born in the Netherlands, Ben moved to Australia as a young boy with his parents. He completed an Industrial Engineering course at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology before deciding to retrace his heritage in Europe. His overseas stint lasted 17 years, slightly longer than the anticipated 1 year. In this time, he married and became a two time Dad. More than 30 years ago, Ben and family decided to relocate (back) to Melbourne. Now, in his third youth, Ben has been retrained as a web developer. Dreamweaver, Fireworks, ColdFusion and MS-Access played a great part in his early web development projects.
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