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Article #282Dreamweaver Made So Easy
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Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 11:36
Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 11:36
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Dreamweaver is recognized by designers and small business owners as the best program BY FAR for creating a website. However, it comes with a LOT of bells and whistles you don't need - or want to learn! - to set up your website. If you start with a real job - YOUR WEBSITE, for example - you care very much whether it comes out right. Things you would skip over in a tutorial are suddenly very real when YOUR WEBSITE depends on it. Things that would have you yawning in a book can suddenly be riveting (especially since you can now SKIP STUFF YOU DON'T NEED). This is the mindset I used in writing the Step by Step Websites in 3-6 Hours series. It's straight-forward, to-the-point, and no-nonsense. If you only need to use 10 command tools to complete your website, then that's what you'll learn. And... you'll learn them only when you need to use them as you build your site! If you want to learn some of this extra stuff later - fine. That's when the 11 GREAT add-ons for websites will come in handy. And, at that point, Dreamweaver's reference materials will make sense. Example: A definition of a pixel isn't much help - until you've SEEN 300 pixels wide on your screen and you at least have an idea what they are. http://dreamweaverchcu.blogspot.com/#
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