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Joseph W. Lowery

"Dreamweaver CS3 Bible"

I hope my efforts continue to be worthy.
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Dreamweaver CS3 stands at the center of a complex series of overlapping worlds. In one realm,
designers of static Web pages are looking to expand their knowledge base into data-driven sites.
Over there, you??™ll find application developers??”some savvy in Active Server Pages and ASP.NET,
some in ColdFusion, and others in PHP??”anxious to develop for the Internet. The spectrum of experience
in both camps runs the gamut from eager novice to experienced professional, all of whom benefit
from the advanced style capabilities of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). There??™s yet another group of
prospective Web craftsmen and artists who want to do it all and are looking for a place to start.
Dreamweaver CS3 is the one program robust enough for them all, and the Dreamweaver CS3 Bible is
your guidebook to all its features and capabilities.
What??™s in a name? In the case of Adobe??™s Dreamweaver, you find one of the most appropriate product
names around. Web page design is a blend of art and craft; whether you??™re a deadline-driven professional
or a vision-filled amateur, Dreamweaver provides an intuitive way to make your Web visions a
reality. Dreamweaver implies development, and it excels at producing multifaceted Web pages that bring
content locked in a data store to the surface.


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