Dreamweaver Tutorial
Lesson 1: The Basics of Building a Site


By Troy Dreier

Import Text from Microsoft Word

One new feature of Dreamweaver 3 allows users to import and easily clean up pages from Microsoft Word. This lets you keep the formatting from a Word document, without having to tweak the code by hand. Begin by saving the Word document as an HTML page. In Dreamweaver, select File/Import/Import Word HTML. After you've selected the file, a window appears that lets you choose what tags to clean up.


Using the Quick Tag Editor >

< Creating a New Site or Connecting to An Existing Site

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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