How to Do Everything with Dreamweaver

Michael Meadhra (Kentucky) has authored, co-authored, and contributed to more than thirty books, including the Windows 2000 Professional Bible (IDG Books), StarOffice 5.2 for Dummies (IDG Books), KDE for Dummies (IDG), Peter Norton's Guide to Windows 95, 1998 Ed. (Sams), Learn Windows 98 in a Weekend (Prima), Lotus SmartSuite for Dummies (IDG), Using Windows 3.11 (Que), Using DOS (Que), Internet Explorer 3.0 Unleashed (Sams), Using Your PC, 2nd Ed. (Que), Special Edition, Using Compuserve (Que), Ten Minute Guide to Freelance Graphics 96 for Win95 (Que), and Adobe Web Publishing and Design Unleashed (Sams). He has also contributed chapters to a number of books published by Que, including SE Using Win95, Using Win95, SE Using Windows NT Workstation 4.0, SE Using the Internet, 3rd Ed, and SE Using PowerPoint 97. While a member of the Cobb Group, Michael served as Editor-in-Chief of several newsletters covering topics such as PageMaker, QuarkXPress, Freehand, Illustrator, CorelDraw, Illustrator and Photoshop.

• Part I: Get to Know DreamweaverChapter 1: Get Started with DreamweaverChapter 2: Define a Site in DreamweaverPart II: Create Basic Web PagesChapter 3: Create a Page with TextChapter 4: Format Text with CBS StylesChapter 5: Add Images and Hyperlinks to Your Web PageChapter 6: Edit HTML Code in DreamweaverPart III: Beyond the BasicsChapter 7: Create and Edit TablesChapter 8: Work with LayersChapter 9: Use Frames and FramesetsChapter 10: Work with FormsChapter 11: Create and Use Dreamweaver Templates and Libraries Part IV: Expand Your HorizonsChapter 12: Extend Dreamweaver's CapabilitiesChapter 13: Work with Rollovers and Other Interactive ElementsChapter 14: Program Dynamic Web PagesPart V: Manage Your Site with DreamweaverChapter 15: Publish Your SiteChapter 16: Maintain Web Sites and Collaborate with Others Chapter 17: Collaborate with Contribute Users