| Great for impatient people | Rating:  |
I like to just jump in. Hate reading instruction manuals, find most of them little better than the cause of a good nights sleep. This book is my first exception!
Sure I have still jumped in but have also worked my way through this book from the beginning and am finding the answers to my problems as I create them. Also finding that the book is interesting enough in itself, that I am avoiding creating problems. A first!
Will buy another of McFarlands books now, on CSS. His style is very readable and easy to follow. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-09-02 |
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| OK book, but not the best for website creation in Dreamweaver | Rating:  |
| I bought this book hoping it would be all that I would need to build my sites with cleanly and yet some complexity. I've found that I'm often at the library borrowing many other Dreamweaver 8 titles and finding them much more helpful. I've found finding specific help in this book a bit difficult, and the chapter progression doesn't really make sense. My main background is design and the arts - but I don't think this book is too technical for me... just counter-intuitive in its structure. I much prefer the Sitepoint books so far... even the Dreamweaver for Dummies are at least just as good, and much less expensive. Would not recommend to buy - maybe try it at your library first. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-06-06 |
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| Excellent, excellent, excellent | Rating: |
| The title says it all. This is an must-have resource when learning Dreamweaver and the authors give you tips, shortcuts, as well as explanations for many of these tips and shortcuts which help you seriously cut through the clutter and get to the point, which is how to get your site up and running! I bought it along with Dreamweaver Hands On Training and I think it a great compliment. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-01-12 |
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| Dreamweaver, the missing manual | Rating: |
| For those who find it hard to follow on line help or tutorials, this is the book for you. The Missing Manual series is very instructive and helpful to those who are just beginning and to those who are well on their way to using Dreamweaver. Commands that you may have forgotten are easy to find in this book. I would recommend it. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-27 |
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| Outstanding | Rating: |
| I'll keep this short. Starting as a total novice in Dreamweaver this book has taught me pretty much everything I need to know. When ever I get stuck now I can get the answers that I need. Certainly blows the online help from Adobe out of the water. This is a must have book. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-03 |
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| Great for impatient people | Rating: |
I like to just jump in. Hate reading instruction manuals, find most of them little better than the cause of a good nights sleep. This book is my first exception!
Sure I have still jumped in but have also worked my way through this book from the beginning and am finding the answers to my problems as I create them. Also finding that the book is interesting enough in itself, that I am avoiding creating problems. A first!
Will buy another of McFarlands books now, on CSS. His style is very readable and easy to follow. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-09-02 |
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| OK book, but not the best for website creation in Dreamweaver | Rating: |
| I bought this book hoping it would be all that I would need to build my sites with cleanly and yet some complexity. I've found that I'm often at the library borrowing many other Dreamweaver 8 titles and finding them much more helpful. I've found finding specific help in this book a bit difficult, and the chapter progression doesn't really make sense. My main background is design and the arts - but I don't think this book is too technical for me... just counter-intuitive in its structure. I much prefer the Sitepoint books so far... even the Dreamweaver for Dummies are at least just as good, and much less expensive. Would not recommend to buy - maybe try it at your library first. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-06-06 |
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| Excellent, excellent, excellent | Rating: |
| The title says it all. This is an must-have resource when learning Dreamweaver and the authors give you tips, shortcuts, as well as explanations for many of these tips and shortcuts which help you seriously cut through the clutter and get to the point, which is how to get your site up and running! I bought it along with Dreamweaver Hands On Training and I think it a great compliment. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-01-12 |
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| Dreamweaver, the missing manual | Rating: |
| For those who find it hard to follow on line help or tutorials, this is the book for you. The Missing Manual series is very instructive and helpful to those who are just beginning and to those who are well on their way to using Dreamweaver. Commands that you may have forgotten are easy to find in this book. I would recommend it. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-27 |
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| Outstanding | Rating: |
| I'll keep this short. Starting as a total novice in Dreamweaver this book has taught me pretty much everything I need to know. When ever I get stuck now I can get the answers that I need. Certainly blows the online help from Adobe out of the water. This is a must have book. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-03 |
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| Great for impatient people | Rating: |
I like to just jump in. Hate reading instruction manuals, find most of them little better than the cause of a good nights sleep. This book is my first exception!
Sure I have still jumped in but have also worked my way through this book from the beginning and am finding the answers to my problems as I create them. Also finding that the book is interesting enough in itself, that I am avoiding creating problems. A first!
Will buy another of McFarlands books now, on CSS. His style is very readable and easy to follow. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-09-02 |
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| OK book, but not the best for website creation in Dreamweaver | Rating: |
| I bought this book hoping it would be all that I would need to build my sites with cleanly and yet some complexity. I've found that I'm often at the library borrowing many other Dreamweaver 8 titles and finding them much more helpful. I've found finding specific help in this book a bit difficult, and the chapter progression doesn't really make sense. My main background is design and the arts - but I don't think this book is too technical for me... just counter-intuitive in its structure. I much prefer the Sitepoint books so far... even the Dreamweaver for Dummies are at least just as good, and much less expensive. Would not recommend to buy - maybe try it at your library first. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-06-06 |
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| Excellent, excellent, excellent | Rating: |
| The title says it all. This is an must-have resource when learning Dreamweaver and the authors give you tips, shortcuts, as well as explanations for many of these tips and shortcuts which help you seriously cut through the clutter and get to the point, which is how to get your site up and running! I bought it along with Dreamweaver Hands On Training and I think it a great compliment. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-01-12 |
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| Dreamweaver, the missing manual | Rating: |
| For those who find it hard to follow on line help or tutorials, this is the book for you. The Missing Manual series is very instructive and helpful to those who are just beginning and to those who are well on their way to using Dreamweaver. Commands that you may have forgotten are easy to find in this book. I would recommend it. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-27 |
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| Outstanding | Rating: |
| I'll keep this short. Starting as a total novice in Dreamweaver this book has taught me pretty much everything I need to know. When ever I get stuck now I can get the answers that I need. Certainly blows the online help from Adobe out of the water. This is a must have book. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-03 |
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| Great for impatient people | Rating: |
I like to just jump in. Hate reading instruction manuals, find most of them little better than the cause of a good nights sleep. This book is my first exception!
Sure I have still jumped in but have also worked my way through this book from the beginning and am finding the answers to my problems as I create them. Also finding that the book is interesting enough in itself, that I am avoiding creating problems. A first!
Will buy another of McFarlands books now, on CSS. His style is very readable and easy to follow. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-09-02 |
| |
| OK book, but not the best for website creation in Dreamweaver | Rating: |
| I bought this book hoping it would be all that I would need to build my sites with cleanly and yet some complexity. I've found that I'm often at the library borrowing many other Dreamweaver 8 titles and finding them much more helpful. I've found finding specific help in this book a bit difficult, and the chapter progression doesn't really make sense. My main background is design and the arts - but I don't think this book is too technical for me... just counter-intuitive in its structure. I much prefer the Sitepoint books so far... even the Dreamweaver for Dummies are at least just as good, and much less expensive. Would not recommend to buy - maybe try it at your library first. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-06-06 |
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| Excellent, excellent, excellent | Rating: |
| The title says it all. This is an must-have resource when learning Dreamweaver and the authors give you tips, shortcuts, as well as explanations for many of these tips and shortcuts which help you seriously cut through the clutter and get to the point, which is how to get your site up and running! I bought it along with Dreamweaver Hands On Training and I think it a great compliment. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-01-12 |
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| Dreamweaver, the missing manual | Rating: |
| For those who find it hard to follow on line help or tutorials, this is the book for you. The Missing Manual series is very instructive and helpful to those who are just beginning and to those who are well on their way to using Dreamweaver. Commands that you may have forgotten are easy to find in this book. I would recommend it. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-27 |
| |
| Outstanding | Rating: |
| I'll keep this short. Starting as a total novice in Dreamweaver this book has taught me pretty much everything I need to know. When ever I get stuck now I can get the answers that I need. Certainly blows the online help from Adobe out of the water. This is a must have book. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-03 |
| |
| Great for impatient people | Rating: |
I like to just jump in. Hate reading instruction manuals, find most of them little better than the cause of a good nights sleep. This book is my first exception!
Sure I have still jumped in but have also worked my way through this book from the beginning and am finding the answers to my problems as I create them. Also finding that the book is interesting enough in itself, that I am avoiding creating problems. A first!
Will buy another of McFarlands books now, on CSS. His style is very readable and easy to follow. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-09-02 |
| |
| OK book, but not the best for website creation in Dreamweaver | Rating: |
| I bought this book hoping it would be all that I would need to build my sites with cleanly and yet some complexity. I've found that I'm often at the library borrowing many other Dreamweaver 8 titles and finding them much more helpful. I've found finding specific help in this book a bit difficult, and the chapter progression doesn't really make sense. My main background is design and the arts - but I don't think this book is too technical for me... just counter-intuitive in its structure. I much prefer the Sitepoint books so far... even the Dreamweaver for Dummies are at least just as good, and much less expensive. Would not recommend to buy - maybe try it at your library first. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-06-06 |
| |
| Excellent, excellent, excellent | Rating: |
| The title says it all. This is an must-have resource when learning Dreamweaver and the authors give you tips, shortcuts, as well as explanations for many of these tips and shortcuts which help you seriously cut through the clutter and get to the point, which is how to get your site up and running! I bought it along with Dreamweaver Hands On Training and I think it a great compliment. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-01-12 |
| |
| Dreamweaver, the missing manual | Rating: |
| For those who find it hard to follow on line help or tutorials, this is the book for you. The Missing Manual series is very instructive and helpful to those who are just beginning and to those who are well on their way to using Dreamweaver. Commands that you may have forgotten are easy to find in this book. I would recommend it. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-27 |
| |
| Outstanding | Rating: |
| I'll keep this short. Starting as a total novice in Dreamweaver this book has taught me pretty much everything I need to know. When ever I get stuck now I can get the answers that I need. Certainly blows the online help from Adobe out of the water. This is a must have book. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-03 |
| |
| Great for impatient people | Rating: |
I like to just jump in. Hate reading instruction manuals, find most of them little better than the cause of a good nights sleep. This book is my first exception!
Sure I have still jumped in but have also worked my way through this book from the beginning and am finding the answers to my problems as I create them. Also finding that the book is interesting enough in itself, that I am avoiding creating problems. A first!
Will buy another of McFarlands books now, on CSS. His style is very readable and easy to follow. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-09-02 |
| |
| OK book, but not the best for website creation in Dreamweaver | Rating: |
| I bought this book hoping it would be all that I would need to build my sites with cleanly and yet some complexity. I've found that I'm often at the library borrowing many other Dreamweaver 8 titles and finding them much more helpful. I've found finding specific help in this book a bit difficult, and the chapter progression doesn't really make sense. My main background is design and the arts - but I don't think this book is too technical for me... just counter-intuitive in its structure. I much prefer the Sitepoint books so far... even the Dreamweaver for Dummies are at least just as good, and much less expensive. Would not recommend to buy - maybe try it at your library first. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-06-06 |
| |
| Excellent, excellent, excellent | Rating: |
| The title says it all. This is an must-have resource when learning Dreamweaver and the authors give you tips, shortcuts, as well as explanations for many of these tips and shortcuts which help you seriously cut through the clutter and get to the point, which is how to get your site up and running! I bought it along with Dreamweaver Hands On Training and I think it a great compliment. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-01-12 |
| |
| Dreamweaver, the missing manual | Rating: |
| For those who find it hard to follow on line help or tutorials, this is the book for you. The Missing Manual series is very instructive and helpful to those who are just beginning and to those who are well on their way to using Dreamweaver. Commands that you may have forgotten are easy to find in this book. I would recommend it. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-27 |
| |
| Outstanding | Rating: |
| I'll keep this short. Starting as a total novice in Dreamweaver this book has taught me pretty much everything I need to know. When ever I get stuck now I can get the answers that I need. Certainly blows the online help from Adobe out of the water. This is a must have book. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-03 |
| |
| Great for impatient people | Rating: |
I like to just jump in. Hate reading instruction manuals, find most of them little better than the cause of a good nights sleep. This book is my first exception!
Sure I have still jumped in but have also worked my way through this book from the beginning and am finding the answers to my problems as I create them. Also finding that the book is interesting enough in itself, that I am avoiding creating problems. A first!
Will buy another of McFarlands books now, on CSS. His style is very readable and easy to follow. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-09-02 |
| |
| OK book, but not the best for website creation in Dreamweaver | Rating: |
| I bought this book hoping it would be all that I would need to build my sites with cleanly and yet some complexity. I've found that I'm often at the library borrowing many other Dreamweaver 8 titles and finding them much more helpful. I've found finding specific help in this book a bit difficult, and the chapter progression doesn't really make sense. My main background is design and the arts - but I don't think this book is too technical for me... just counter-intuitive in its structure. I much prefer the Sitepoint books so far... even the Dreamweaver for Dummies are at least just as good, and much less expensive. Would not recommend to buy - maybe try it at your library first. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-06-06 |
| |
| Excellent, excellent, excellent | Rating: |
| The title says it all. This is an must-have resource when learning Dreamweaver and the authors give you tips, shortcuts, as well as explanations for many of these tips and shortcuts which help you seriously cut through the clutter and get to the point, which is how to get your site up and running! I bought it along with Dreamweaver Hands On Training and I think it a great compliment. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-01-12 |
| |
| Dreamweaver, the missing manual | Rating: |
| For those who find it hard to follow on line help or tutorials, this is the book for you. The Missing Manual series is very instructive and helpful to those who are just beginning and to those who are well on their way to using Dreamweaver. Commands that you may have forgotten are easy to find in this book. I would recommend it. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-27 |
| |
| Outstanding | Rating: |
| I'll keep this short. Starting as a total novice in Dreamweaver this book has taught me pretty much everything I need to know. When ever I get stuck now I can get the answers that I need. Certainly blows the online help from Adobe out of the water. This is a must have book. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-03 |
| |
| Great for impatient people | Rating: |
I like to just jump in. Hate reading instruction manuals, find most of them little better than the cause of a good nights sleep. This book is my first exception!
Sure I have still jumped in but have also worked my way through this book from the beginning and am finding the answers to my problems as I create them. Also finding that the book is interesting enough in itself, that I am avoiding creating problems. A first!
Will buy another of McFarlands books now, on CSS. His style is very readable and easy to follow. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-09-02 |
| |
| OK book, but not the best for website creation in Dreamweaver | Rating: |
| I bought this book hoping it would be all that I would need to build my sites with cleanly and yet some complexity. I've found that I'm often at the library borrowing many other Dreamweaver 8 titles and finding them much more helpful. I've found finding specific help in this book a bit difficult, and the chapter progression doesn't really make sense. My main background is design and the arts - but I don't think this book is too technical for me... just counter-intuitive in its structure. I much prefer the Sitepoint books so far... even the Dreamweaver for Dummies are at least just as good, and much less expensive. Would not recommend to buy - maybe try it at your library first. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-06-06 |
| |
| Excellent, excellent, excellent | Rating: |
| The title says it all. This is an must-have resource when learning Dreamweaver and the authors give you tips, shortcuts, as well as explanations for many of these tips and shortcuts which help you seriously cut through the clutter and get to the point, which is how to get your site up and running! I bought it along with Dreamweaver Hands On Training and I think it a great compliment. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2008-01-12 |
| |
| Dreamweaver, the missing manual | Rating: |
| For those who find it hard to follow on line help or tutorials, this is the book for you. The Missing Manual series is very instructive and helpful to those who are just beginning and to those who are well on their way to using Dreamweaver. Commands that you may have forgotten are easy to find in this book. I would recommend it. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-27 |
| |
| Outstanding | Rating: |
| I'll keep this short. Starting as a total novice in Dreamweaver this book has taught me pretty much everything I need to know. When ever I get stuck now I can get the answers that I need. Certainly blows the online help from Adobe out of the water. This is a must have book. |
| Total Votes: 0, Helpful Votes: 0, Date: 2007-12-03 |
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