Dreamweaver Tutorial
Lesson 1: The Basics of Building a Site

By Troy Dreier

Creating a New Site or Connecting to An Existing Site

If you're just starting out, create the folders you'll need for your site, adding any graphics you already have to the appropriate folders. When done, open Dreamweaver and select Site/New Site. Provide the local storage information for your site. Once you've created the homepage, open this window again and select the homepage under "Site Map Layout." This helps Dreamweaver create a visual map of your site.

If you're working with an existing site, go through the different sections of the New Site window and provide the site name, homepage, and remote access information.

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Dreamweaver Tutorial
Contents
· Introduction: TOC

Lesson 1
The Basics of Building a Sitee
· Combining Windows
· Creating a New Site or Connecting to An Existing Site
· Import Text from MSWord
· Using the Quick Tag Editor

Lesson 2
Working with Frames
· An Easy Way to Create Frames
· An Easier Way to Create Frames
· The Easiest Way to Create Frames
· Noframes Content

Lesson 3
Adding "Behaviors"
· Swapping an Image
· Perform a Browser Check
· Adding New Behaviors

Lesson 4
Inserting Media
· Inserting Java Applets
· Inserting Shockwave and Flash Movies
· Using Other Editors

Lesson 5
Managing Your Site
· Linking to Your Remote Site
· Checking In and Checking Out Documents
· Synchronizing Your Files

Lesson 6
Other Dreamweaver 3 Timesavers
· Creating HTML Stylesk
· Automating Repetitive Tasks
· Using Design Notes

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