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Dreamweaver

by Izerman
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Hi
I'm new to dreamweaver and wanted to know if any of you warriors have any beginer guides that you recomend?

/Izerman
#dreamweaver
  • Profile picture of the author George Tee
    Hi Izerman,

    Dreamweaver is easy to learn but may be difficult to master IF you know basic HTML language. You can pick up HTML easily by going through online tutorials or borrowing basic HTML book from the public library.

    George
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  • Profile picture of the author twinmom
    Originally Posted by Izerman View Post

    Hi
    I'm new to dreamweaver and wanted to know if any of you warriors have any beginer guides that you recomend?

    /Izerman
    Lynda.com has a membership for $25 a month that has Dreamweaver and much, much more. Great value!


    Tracy
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  • Profile picture of the author BriannaZachary
    softarchie.net,in here you can find many valuable books
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  • Profile picture of the author Izerman
    Thanks for good replies!

    /Izerman
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  • Profile picture of the author Spot the Ball
    Go to this site - HTML Tutorial and to be honest I would use a basic HTML editor for builing your sites, dreamweaver will just teach you bad habits.

    Once you know the basics you will find it very easy to take any freely available template and change it to how you want it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Walter Gane
    Re: Dreamweaver .

    Hi, using Dreamweaver is very simple but i will advise you to get Dreamweaver
    software and install it on your system then try the HELP section on the window
    menu, it a self tutorial explanation.

    BUT try this after installation by clicking on the layout menu in the window
    side then Draw layer to form your website design tables then try to play
    around the menu in the Dreamweaver window
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    • Profile picture of the author Izerman
      Originally Posted by Walter Gane View Post

      Re: Dreamweaver .

      BUT try this after installation by clicking on the layout menu in the window
      side then Draw layer to form your website design tables then try to play
      around the menu in the Dreamweaver window
      Hi I cant seem to find the Draw layer thing u are talking about?
      Do you mean Draw AP Div?

      /Izerman
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      • Profile picture of the author emmy01
        go to google.com
        and search for "sam teach your self dreamweaver"
        it help me alot
        hope it help
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  • Profile picture of the author reynoldscorb
    I recommend the free html tutorial on davesite.com. I learned all of my html skills there.
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  • Profile picture of the author Terry Crim
    There are 3 versions of dreamweaver out there now. Adobe CS3, CS4 and now CS5 depending on which version you have will let you know what training to get. Most things out there are for CS3 and previous version 8. More is coming out for CS4, there is a lot now but CS5 wont have a lot yet as it is brand new.

    There is a lot of differences between CS3 and CS5, CS4 was sort of a flop with certain features but apparently CS5 corrected most of the issues though I am sure probably introduced new ones too.



    - T
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  • Profile picture of the author martialmarketer
    Dreamweaver can be either simple or difficult depending on your computing skills. As was already mentioned, online tutorials can be very helpful. My favorite resource for online tutorials is sitepoint.com. They offer free tutorials, but I would suggest checking out their books.
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