Dreamweaver CS5 Tutorial: Designing Your Web Page
Learn Dreamweaver CS5 in this tutorial which provides tips and tricks for designing web pages. This Dreamweaver tutorial is from the Dreamweaver CS5 Digital Classroom book. For more information…
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Tutorials:
@GamesForLifes999 If you’re working on a Windows computer, choose Window>
Cascade from the main menu. This will make your document more modular, and
allow you to choose 760×420 (800×600, Maximized) from the Window Size
drop-down menu.
any subtitles or captions to access for Deaf?
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@deafeagle4 While we do have subtitled version of the videos available for
our Dreamweaver CS4 Digital Classroom book, but ones we’ve posted on
YouTube are not subtitled
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