| This book is a must for any questionable dreamweaver novice. | Rating:  |
| I did not know anything about dreamweaver before I went through this book. The Chapters and lessons are clearly explained and examples are superb. This is one of the best HOT books I've ever bought. I highly recommend it to any dreamweaver novice. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2001-01-01 |
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| this book saved my hide | Rating:  |
| I unexpectedly got a web freelance job, with short notice and no knowledge of the software. This book very quickly taught me all the basics and let me keep that job. I think the hands-on aspect made all of the difference. The problem with most books is that it's difficult, unless you have a real project to work on, to really comprehend the book. And if you have a "real project," chances are it's too late to learn everything you need to know to get the job done. That's why this book is so good, there are a bunch of pre-created files to work with. Another great thing is that the book is not strictly linear--if you skip a chapter that's too basic, the tutorial will still work in the other ones. You won't be punished for not going through every tedious little step, like in other tutorial books. I have a few compliants about the book, though. It doesn't let you know about how Dreamweaver can produce nonW3C-compliant code if you're not careful. DW can also create excessively bulky code, with many unneeded font tags. And the book doesn't mention that DW2 doesn't update JavaScript-coded links (DW3 does, thankfully). So I ended up writing corrections all over the book before passing it on to another person so they could learn. It's still a very useful book--I wish there were more titles in the HOT format (Flash, Director, etc.). |
| Total Votes: 4, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-07-19 |
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| dreamweaver 2, hot hands on training | Rating: |
| it is damn good training book, suggetsted for beginner. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-26 |
| |
| Dreamweaver 2.0 Hands-On Training | Rating: |
| This book was an excellent tutorial to getting started with Dreamweaver 2.0. The lessons were put together very well and really made me understand the concepts of web design. If you follow all the lessons through you will have a very good knowledge on how to use Dreamweaver 2.0 to create your own websites. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-17 |
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| A Rare Treat | Rating: |
| If you want to learn Dreamweaver 2 and want the option of learning at home - this is the book. I can't tell you what a treat it was, as a beginner, to buy this book and actually be able to follow the instructions step by step. (I usually get a book and then have to struggle through the poorly written lessons and accomplish nothing) This book is very clearly written with enough screen images to keep the steps very precise. I have spent the last two weeks going through the lessons one by one and my web site is only a few steps away from launching! I couldn't be more thrilled with this book. |
| Total Votes: 3, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-03-31 |
| |
| This book is a must for any questionable dreamweaver novice. | Rating: |
| I did not know anything about dreamweaver before I went through this book. The Chapters and lessons are clearly explained and examples are superb. This is one of the best HOT books I've ever bought. I highly recommend it to any dreamweaver novice. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2001-01-01 |
| |
| this book saved my hide | Rating: |
| I unexpectedly got a web freelance job, with short notice and no knowledge of the software. This book very quickly taught me all the basics and let me keep that job. I think the hands-on aspect made all of the difference. The problem with most books is that it's difficult, unless you have a real project to work on, to really comprehend the book. And if you have a "real project," chances are it's too late to learn everything you need to know to get the job done. That's why this book is so good, there are a bunch of pre-created files to work with. Another great thing is that the book is not strictly linear--if you skip a chapter that's too basic, the tutorial will still work in the other ones. You won't be punished for not going through every tedious little step, like in other tutorial books. I have a few compliants about the book, though. It doesn't let you know about how Dreamweaver can produce nonW3C-compliant code if you're not careful. DW can also create excessively bulky code, with many unneeded font tags. And the book doesn't mention that DW2 doesn't update JavaScript-coded links (DW3 does, thankfully). So I ended up writing corrections all over the book before passing it on to another person so they could learn. It's still a very useful book--I wish there were more titles in the HOT format (Flash, Director, etc.). |
| Total Votes: 4, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-07-19 |
| |
| dreamweaver 2, hot hands on training | Rating: |
| it is damn good training book, suggetsted for beginner. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-26 |
| |
| Dreamweaver 2.0 Hands-On Training | Rating: |
| This book was an excellent tutorial to getting started with Dreamweaver 2.0. The lessons were put together very well and really made me understand the concepts of web design. If you follow all the lessons through you will have a very good knowledge on how to use Dreamweaver 2.0 to create your own websites. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-17 |
| |
| A Rare Treat | Rating: |
| If you want to learn Dreamweaver 2 and want the option of learning at home - this is the book. I can't tell you what a treat it was, as a beginner, to buy this book and actually be able to follow the instructions step by step. (I usually get a book and then have to struggle through the poorly written lessons and accomplish nothing) This book is very clearly written with enough screen images to keep the steps very precise. I have spent the last two weeks going through the lessons one by one and my web site is only a few steps away from launching! I couldn't be more thrilled with this book. |
| Total Votes: 3, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-03-31 |
| |
| This book is a must for any questionable dreamweaver novice. | Rating: |
| I did not know anything about dreamweaver before I went through this book. The Chapters and lessons are clearly explained and examples are superb. This is one of the best HOT books I've ever bought. I highly recommend it to any dreamweaver novice. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2001-01-01 |
| |
| this book saved my hide | Rating: |
| I unexpectedly got a web freelance job, with short notice and no knowledge of the software. This book very quickly taught me all the basics and let me keep that job. I think the hands-on aspect made all of the difference. The problem with most books is that it's difficult, unless you have a real project to work on, to really comprehend the book. And if you have a "real project," chances are it's too late to learn everything you need to know to get the job done. That's why this book is so good, there are a bunch of pre-created files to work with. Another great thing is that the book is not strictly linear--if you skip a chapter that's too basic, the tutorial will still work in the other ones. You won't be punished for not going through every tedious little step, like in other tutorial books. I have a few compliants about the book, though. It doesn't let you know about how Dreamweaver can produce nonW3C-compliant code if you're not careful. DW can also create excessively bulky code, with many unneeded font tags. And the book doesn't mention that DW2 doesn't update JavaScript-coded links (DW3 does, thankfully). So I ended up writing corrections all over the book before passing it on to another person so they could learn. It's still a very useful book--I wish there were more titles in the HOT format (Flash, Director, etc.). |
| Total Votes: 4, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-07-19 |
| |
| dreamweaver 2, hot hands on training | Rating: |
| it is damn good training book, suggetsted for beginner. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-26 |
| |
| Dreamweaver 2.0 Hands-On Training | Rating: |
| This book was an excellent tutorial to getting started with Dreamweaver 2.0. The lessons were put together very well and really made me understand the concepts of web design. If you follow all the lessons through you will have a very good knowledge on how to use Dreamweaver 2.0 to create your own websites. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-17 |
| |
| A Rare Treat | Rating: |
| If you want to learn Dreamweaver 2 and want the option of learning at home - this is the book. I can't tell you what a treat it was, as a beginner, to buy this book and actually be able to follow the instructions step by step. (I usually get a book and then have to struggle through the poorly written lessons and accomplish nothing) This book is very clearly written with enough screen images to keep the steps very precise. I have spent the last two weeks going through the lessons one by one and my web site is only a few steps away from launching! I couldn't be more thrilled with this book. |
| Total Votes: 3, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-03-31 |
| |
| This book is a must for any questionable dreamweaver novice. | Rating: |
| I did not know anything about dreamweaver before I went through this book. The Chapters and lessons are clearly explained and examples are superb. This is one of the best HOT books I've ever bought. I highly recommend it to any dreamweaver novice. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2001-01-01 |
| |
| this book saved my hide | Rating: |
| I unexpectedly got a web freelance job, with short notice and no knowledge of the software. This book very quickly taught me all the basics and let me keep that job. I think the hands-on aspect made all of the difference. The problem with most books is that it's difficult, unless you have a real project to work on, to really comprehend the book. And if you have a "real project," chances are it's too late to learn everything you need to know to get the job done. That's why this book is so good, there are a bunch of pre-created files to work with. Another great thing is that the book is not strictly linear--if you skip a chapter that's too basic, the tutorial will still work in the other ones. You won't be punished for not going through every tedious little step, like in other tutorial books. I have a few compliants about the book, though. It doesn't let you know about how Dreamweaver can produce nonW3C-compliant code if you're not careful. DW can also create excessively bulky code, with many unneeded font tags. And the book doesn't mention that DW2 doesn't update JavaScript-coded links (DW3 does, thankfully). So I ended up writing corrections all over the book before passing it on to another person so they could learn. It's still a very useful book--I wish there were more titles in the HOT format (Flash, Director, etc.). |
| Total Votes: 4, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-07-19 |
| |
| dreamweaver 2, hot hands on training | Rating: |
| it is damn good training book, suggetsted for beginner. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-26 |
| |
| Dreamweaver 2.0 Hands-On Training | Rating: |
| This book was an excellent tutorial to getting started with Dreamweaver 2.0. The lessons were put together very well and really made me understand the concepts of web design. If you follow all the lessons through you will have a very good knowledge on how to use Dreamweaver 2.0 to create your own websites. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-17 |
| |
| A Rare Treat | Rating: |
| If you want to learn Dreamweaver 2 and want the option of learning at home - this is the book. I can't tell you what a treat it was, as a beginner, to buy this book and actually be able to follow the instructions step by step. (I usually get a book and then have to struggle through the poorly written lessons and accomplish nothing) This book is very clearly written with enough screen images to keep the steps very precise. I have spent the last two weeks going through the lessons one by one and my web site is only a few steps away from launching! I couldn't be more thrilled with this book. |
| Total Votes: 3, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-03-31 |
| |
| This book is a must for any questionable dreamweaver novice. | Rating: |
| I did not know anything about dreamweaver before I went through this book. The Chapters and lessons are clearly explained and examples are superb. This is one of the best HOT books I've ever bought. I highly recommend it to any dreamweaver novice. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2001-01-01 |
| |
| this book saved my hide | Rating: |
| I unexpectedly got a web freelance job, with short notice and no knowledge of the software. This book very quickly taught me all the basics and let me keep that job. I think the hands-on aspect made all of the difference. The problem with most books is that it's difficult, unless you have a real project to work on, to really comprehend the book. And if you have a "real project," chances are it's too late to learn everything you need to know to get the job done. That's why this book is so good, there are a bunch of pre-created files to work with. Another great thing is that the book is not strictly linear--if you skip a chapter that's too basic, the tutorial will still work in the other ones. You won't be punished for not going through every tedious little step, like in other tutorial books. I have a few compliants about the book, though. It doesn't let you know about how Dreamweaver can produce nonW3C-compliant code if you're not careful. DW can also create excessively bulky code, with many unneeded font tags. And the book doesn't mention that DW2 doesn't update JavaScript-coded links (DW3 does, thankfully). So I ended up writing corrections all over the book before passing it on to another person so they could learn. It's still a very useful book--I wish there were more titles in the HOT format (Flash, Director, etc.). |
| Total Votes: 4, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-07-19 |
| |
| dreamweaver 2, hot hands on training | Rating: |
| it is damn good training book, suggetsted for beginner. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-26 |
| |
| Dreamweaver 2.0 Hands-On Training | Rating: |
| This book was an excellent tutorial to getting started with Dreamweaver 2.0. The lessons were put together very well and really made me understand the concepts of web design. If you follow all the lessons through you will have a very good knowledge on how to use Dreamweaver 2.0 to create your own websites. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-17 |
| |
| A Rare Treat | Rating: |
| If you want to learn Dreamweaver 2 and want the option of learning at home - this is the book. I can't tell you what a treat it was, as a beginner, to buy this book and actually be able to follow the instructions step by step. (I usually get a book and then have to struggle through the poorly written lessons and accomplish nothing) This book is very clearly written with enough screen images to keep the steps very precise. I have spent the last two weeks going through the lessons one by one and my web site is only a few steps away from launching! I couldn't be more thrilled with this book. |
| Total Votes: 3, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-03-31 |
| |
| This book is a must for any questionable dreamweaver novice. | Rating: |
| I did not know anything about dreamweaver before I went through this book. The Chapters and lessons are clearly explained and examples are superb. This is one of the best HOT books I've ever bought. I highly recommend it to any dreamweaver novice. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2001-01-01 |
| |
| this book saved my hide | Rating: |
| I unexpectedly got a web freelance job, with short notice and no knowledge of the software. This book very quickly taught me all the basics and let me keep that job. I think the hands-on aspect made all of the difference. The problem with most books is that it's difficult, unless you have a real project to work on, to really comprehend the book. And if you have a "real project," chances are it's too late to learn everything you need to know to get the job done. That's why this book is so good, there are a bunch of pre-created files to work with. Another great thing is that the book is not strictly linear--if you skip a chapter that's too basic, the tutorial will still work in the other ones. You won't be punished for not going through every tedious little step, like in other tutorial books. I have a few compliants about the book, though. It doesn't let you know about how Dreamweaver can produce nonW3C-compliant code if you're not careful. DW can also create excessively bulky code, with many unneeded font tags. And the book doesn't mention that DW2 doesn't update JavaScript-coded links (DW3 does, thankfully). So I ended up writing corrections all over the book before passing it on to another person so they could learn. It's still a very useful book--I wish there were more titles in the HOT format (Flash, Director, etc.). |
| Total Votes: 4, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-07-19 |
| |
| dreamweaver 2, hot hands on training | Rating: |
| it is damn good training book, suggetsted for beginner. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-26 |
| |
| Dreamweaver 2.0 Hands-On Training | Rating: |
| This book was an excellent tutorial to getting started with Dreamweaver 2.0. The lessons were put together very well and really made me understand the concepts of web design. If you follow all the lessons through you will have a very good knowledge on how to use Dreamweaver 2.0 to create your own websites. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-17 |
| |
| A Rare Treat | Rating: |
| If you want to learn Dreamweaver 2 and want the option of learning at home - this is the book. I can't tell you what a treat it was, as a beginner, to buy this book and actually be able to follow the instructions step by step. (I usually get a book and then have to struggle through the poorly written lessons and accomplish nothing) This book is very clearly written with enough screen images to keep the steps very precise. I have spent the last two weeks going through the lessons one by one and my web site is only a few steps away from launching! I couldn't be more thrilled with this book. |
| Total Votes: 3, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-03-31 |
| |
| This book is a must for any questionable dreamweaver novice. | Rating: |
| I did not know anything about dreamweaver before I went through this book. The Chapters and lessons are clearly explained and examples are superb. This is one of the best HOT books I've ever bought. I highly recommend it to any dreamweaver novice. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2001-01-01 |
| |
| this book saved my hide | Rating: |
| I unexpectedly got a web freelance job, with short notice and no knowledge of the software. This book very quickly taught me all the basics and let me keep that job. I think the hands-on aspect made all of the difference. The problem with most books is that it's difficult, unless you have a real project to work on, to really comprehend the book. And if you have a "real project," chances are it's too late to learn everything you need to know to get the job done. That's why this book is so good, there are a bunch of pre-created files to work with. Another great thing is that the book is not strictly linear--if you skip a chapter that's too basic, the tutorial will still work in the other ones. You won't be punished for not going through every tedious little step, like in other tutorial books. I have a few compliants about the book, though. It doesn't let you know about how Dreamweaver can produce nonW3C-compliant code if you're not careful. DW can also create excessively bulky code, with many unneeded font tags. And the book doesn't mention that DW2 doesn't update JavaScript-coded links (DW3 does, thankfully). So I ended up writing corrections all over the book before passing it on to another person so they could learn. It's still a very useful book--I wish there were more titles in the HOT format (Flash, Director, etc.). |
| Total Votes: 4, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-07-19 |
| |
| dreamweaver 2, hot hands on training | Rating: |
| it is damn good training book, suggetsted for beginner. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-26 |
| |
| Dreamweaver 2.0 Hands-On Training | Rating: |
| This book was an excellent tutorial to getting started with Dreamweaver 2.0. The lessons were put together very well and really made me understand the concepts of web design. If you follow all the lessons through you will have a very good knowledge on how to use Dreamweaver 2.0 to create your own websites. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-17 |
| |
| A Rare Treat | Rating: |
| If you want to learn Dreamweaver 2 and want the option of learning at home - this is the book. I can't tell you what a treat it was, as a beginner, to buy this book and actually be able to follow the instructions step by step. (I usually get a book and then have to struggle through the poorly written lessons and accomplish nothing) This book is very clearly written with enough screen images to keep the steps very precise. I have spent the last two weeks going through the lessons one by one and my web site is only a few steps away from launching! I couldn't be more thrilled with this book. |
| Total Votes: 3, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-03-31 |
| |
| This book is a must for any questionable dreamweaver novice. | Rating: |
| I did not know anything about dreamweaver before I went through this book. The Chapters and lessons are clearly explained and examples are superb. This is one of the best HOT books I've ever bought. I highly recommend it to any dreamweaver novice. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2001-01-01 |
| |
| this book saved my hide | Rating: |
| I unexpectedly got a web freelance job, with short notice and no knowledge of the software. This book very quickly taught me all the basics and let me keep that job. I think the hands-on aspect made all of the difference. The problem with most books is that it's difficult, unless you have a real project to work on, to really comprehend the book. And if you have a "real project," chances are it's too late to learn everything you need to know to get the job done. That's why this book is so good, there are a bunch of pre-created files to work with. Another great thing is that the book is not strictly linear--if you skip a chapter that's too basic, the tutorial will still work in the other ones. You won't be punished for not going through every tedious little step, like in other tutorial books. I have a few compliants about the book, though. It doesn't let you know about how Dreamweaver can produce nonW3C-compliant code if you're not careful. DW can also create excessively bulky code, with many unneeded font tags. And the book doesn't mention that DW2 doesn't update JavaScript-coded links (DW3 does, thankfully). So I ended up writing corrections all over the book before passing it on to another person so they could learn. It's still a very useful book--I wish there were more titles in the HOT format (Flash, Director, etc.). |
| Total Votes: 4, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-07-19 |
| |
| dreamweaver 2, hot hands on training | Rating: |
| it is damn good training book, suggetsted for beginner. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-26 |
| |
| Dreamweaver 2.0 Hands-On Training | Rating: |
| This book was an excellent tutorial to getting started with Dreamweaver 2.0. The lessons were put together very well and really made me understand the concepts of web design. If you follow all the lessons through you will have a very good knowledge on how to use Dreamweaver 2.0 to create your own websites. |
| Total Votes: 1, Helpful Votes: 1, Date: 2000-05-17 |
| |
| A Rare Treat | Rating: |
| If you want to learn Dreamweaver 2 and want the option of learning at home - this is the book. I can't tell you what a treat it was, as a beginner, to buy this book and actually be able to follow the instructions step by step. (I usually get a book and then have to struggle through the poorly written lessons and accomplish nothing) This book is very clearly written with enough screen images to keep the steps very precise. I have spent the last two weeks going through the lessons one by one and my web site is only a few steps away from launching! I couldn't be more thrilled with this book. |
| Total Votes: 3, Helpful Votes: 3, Date: 2000-03-31 |
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