DreamWeaver to run under XP

Is there an older DW version I can try that runs under Windows XP?

DW CS6 will run on XP with Service Pack 2 but SP3 is recommended. See min-requirements below.
Adobe CS6 Complete System Requirements for All Products on PC and Mac | ProDesignTools
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Lullie123456789012345 wrote:
Does Dreamweaver run under Windows 7? No, not very well. Our experience
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