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Outline

1. Contents
2. Description
3. Audience
4. Prerequisites
5. Objectives
6. Topics Include
7. Duration
8. Minimum Requirements
9. Media

Description

This course presents the basic concepts for Dreamweaver 3.0.

Audience

The audience for this course includes beginner, intermediate and advanced users.

Prerequisites

(Currently no course prerequisite information)

Objective

• Create HTML documents.
• Identify how to insert objects.
• Create links.
• Understand how to format documents.
• Understand how to publish and manage your site.

Topics Include

Unit 1: Introduction to Dreamweaver

• What is Dreamweaver?
• Starting Dreamweaver.
• Using the Dreamweaver Work Area.
• Working with the Document Window.
• Setting Your Preferences.
• Understanding the Site Creation Process.
• Setting Up the Site Structure.
• Defining the Site.
• Understanding HTML.

Unit 2: Creating HTML Documents

• Creating a New Document.
• Defining Page Properties.
• Working with Layers.
• Adding Text.
• Importing a Word HTML Document.
• Creating a Template.
• Using a Template.

Unit 3: Inserting Objects

• Understanding Objects.
• Inserting Images.
• Inserting Rollover Images.
• Creating Tables.
• Converting Layers to Tables.
• Creating Forms.
• Previewing a Document.
• Inserting Multimedia Objects.

Unit 4: Adding Links

• · Understanding Links.
• Working with the Site Map.
• Creating a Text Link.
• Creating an Image Link.
• Inserting a Navigation Bar.
• Adding a Jump Menu.
• Creating an Image Map.
• Revisiting the Site Map.

Unit 5: Formatting Documents

• Understanding Formatting Options.
• Applying Individual Formats.
• Using HTML Styles.
• Setting a Color Scheme.
• Formatting Tables.
• Using Frames.

Unit 6: Publishing and Managing Your Site

• Editing the Site.
• Checking Links.
• Checking Target Browsers.
• Publishing to a Remote Site.
• Updating Files.
• Using Library Items.
• Synchronizing Files.

Duration

(Currently no course duration information)

Minimum Requirements

The technical requirements for this course are:

• Pentium PC or Higher
• Windows ME, 2000, 98, 95, or NT4
• 16MB RAM Available

10 MB (run from CD)
64 MB (run from Hard Drive)

• VGA or Higher Display

Sound Card
Speakers or Headphones

Media

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