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By
Brendan Murphy, Senior Manager responsible for information systems within a large public sector organisation and lecturer in Internet Studies with the
Open University. Brendan has taught part-time in further education for over ten years and is a member of the British Computer Society
and the Institute of Management Information Systems where he has acted as both examiner and moderator for Pascal programming and other
subjects.
Description
Dreamweaver 4 is equally suited to the amateur user through to the professional web designer, due to its superior functionality and intuitive
user interface. This interface allows the reader to create text based web sites very quickly, to add images, and provide links through
to the outside world.
Audience
Anyone looking to learn about the Macromedia Dreamweaver package; Small businesses wishing to create effective web presence quickly and efficiently; Students on web design courses.
Contents
Getting started with Dreamweaver; Basics; Understanding the objects palette; Getting help; Creating a basic web site; Working with graphic
images; Working with text; Linking web pages with hyperlinks; Understanding HTML; Dreamweaver default settings; Tables; Layers; Library
terms; Frames; Forms; Templates; Publishing your web site; Advanced features
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Paperback, 160 pages, publication date: JAN-2002
ISBN-13: 978-0-7506-5459-3
ISBN-10: 0-7506-5459-7
Imprint: MADE SIMPLE
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