Dreamweaver 3 Visual Quick Start Jed Clampett August 1, 2000

This series claims to get you up and running in no time! I found this statement to be absolutely true. This book is basic enough and clear enough for first time Dreamweaver users to learn the program foundation quickly but, it also provides plenty of explanation of the more advanced features and new features in Dreamweaver Version 3.

I have been using Dreamweaver for quite some time now and this book still helped get me up to speed on some of the features that I had not learned. I had tried to use the template feature before, but the instructions were always too vague. In this book, I found what I had been doing wrong and now utilize templates, a great time saver, in my designs.

What I appreciate about this book is that in many of the areas it goes beyond the manual, offering tips based on experience. The differences between objects and libraries are made clear and how to use each is explained in detail.

This book is a quick start all right. But you will be amazed at the depth of the information. Some of the topics explored are tables, frames, forms, site management, objects, libraries, embedded sound, behaviors and style sheets. All the basics such as text, formatting and images are covered.

I have only 3 more things to say about this Dreamweaver 3 Quick Start Guide—Excellent, Excellent, Excellent!

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