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This book gets right to work. Don't expect Karlins' streamlined text to hold your hand if you don't know the ins and outs of Dreamweaver yet. It's not that kind of book. Think of this as Adobe's (Peachpit Press, really) version of an O'Reilly "Hacks" book. You've got 100 hot tips on hand to enable you to improve your Dreamweaver web design skill sets. That said, they aren't presented in a random fashion at all.
There are twelve chapters, actually and each one contains a collection of from 5 to 15 tips each.
Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 HOW-TOs could be read cover-to-cover as a general reference or used to
provide just the right combination of tips and tricks to enhance that already great Dreamweaver
site you've just created.
It's been really slow, newswise, lately. We don't seem to be getting much through our normal aggregation. I wish we had more people helping find and submit stories.
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