I agree with Tom for a quick review of a lost skill. The
Dreamweaver bible is by Joseph Lowrey and is "Dreamweaver Bible."
Joseph's site for these books is:
http://www.idest.com/dreamweaver/
and it is available on Amazon and in your local bookstores. It *is*
the definitive book for this application.
/gayley knight
businessherway.net - "the voice of women in business"
connecting links web consulting - www.conlinks.com
Tom Piwowar wrote:
I've got the Visual Quickstart Guide, the Dreamweaver Visual
Encyclopedia, and even the Missing Manual, but when I want to look
something up, they just don't have the answer. Neither book is
organized so that you can quickly find simple procedures (in the index,
or the table of contents) so that if you've forgotten a procedure, or
you haven't studied it yet, you can actually DO whatever it is and go on
to the next step.
I have found that Google is more effective than any book. The Q&A in the
groups is particularly effective.
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