Dreamweaver MX 2004 Essential Training
Dreamweaver MX 2004 Essential Training with Garo Green is a CD-ROM workshop that includes movie-based tutorials and all the exercise files needed to follow along at your own pace. This product is intended for the beginner or the existing Dreamweaver user who wants to get up to speed with MX 2004. You’ll find hours of tips and techniques designed to help you understand how to use the feature-rich tools of Dreamweaver MX 2004. This CD-ROM covers issues such as accessibility, CSS, site management, rollovers, forms, frames, how to get your site online, and much more! Exercise files accompany the training, allowing you to follow along and learn at your own pace.Topics Include:
- Accessibility
- Dreamweaver MX 2004 Workspace
- Basic Page Tools & Techiniques
- Working with Tables
- Typography
- Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
- Frames
- Forms
- Rollovers
- Behaviors and Scripting
- Publishing
Duration: 10 hoursOn 2 CD-ROMs
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List Price: $ 99.95
Price: $ 280.58
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Review by Melissa Bruce for Dreamweaver MX 2004 Essential Training
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I’ve had Dreamweaver for well over a year and did not realize until buying this book just how simple it really makes coding webpages. The book comes with a CD with all the lesson files neatly organized. The lessons are step-by-step and clear, and the learning experience is, overall, pleasant. The downside is that Green fancies himself a bit of comedian, and I find his asides neither funny nor necessary. I could have finished this book in half the time if not for his “cleverness.” Also, he uses emoticons in a published text, which I find unprofessional and annoying. Very informative book, but if I had known about another book with the information and without the comments, I would have chosen that one.