Dreamweaver Manual

Macromedia Dreamweaver ranks among the most popular tools for developing and managing Web sites, but because it´s different from the ordinary office productivity software with which we´re all familiar, there´s a need for an explanatory book on the program. Dreamweaver 4: The Missing Manual takes that role, showing its readers how to build and modify everything from tables to basic Flash animations. To the credit of author David McFarland, the book usually manages to carry out its instructive role while neither confusing nor patronising its readers. There´s enough detail in these pages to guarantee they´ll remain useful for a long time, and enough patient text and graphics (mostly small, detailed screen shots) to help them up the steepest parts of the Dreamweaver learning curve.


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