Dreamweaver CS5-6 What is the difference

HI
I currently use CS4 and am wondering what the difference is between 5 and or 6. Do I need to upgrade? Is it worth the price?
I currently most likely use about 40% of the features.
Dougas SImons

You can download a 30-day trial of CS5.5 along side your current installation of DW.
http://www.adobe.com/products/dreamweaver/faq.html
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I have 8 now and was wondering if I should change or keep
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I only use it for my own websites and they are very
simple

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> CS3 probably would not be worthwhile for you. Save your
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version 8 doesn't.
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