Reply #11 - April 09, 2008, 08:28:58 AM
Dreamweaver Bob, if you ever get a chance to use it, you won't write HTML anymore.
We have to put a website together using dreamweaver.
You're confusing me Mike, Dreamweaver is an editor not a language. Buying the French version of M$ Word won't help you speak french any easier than Dreamweaver will help you write HTML (If its a web page, its html or html based, no exceptions). Using a generator to create a web page is a quick place to start but usually someone needs to go through the code and clean it up a bit.
Do this, open Dreamweaver, ignore that big screen in the middle. CLick file->New then select Starter Pages on the left pane and pick one on the right pane. ( I chose Personal Training - Calendar)
Give the HTML file a name and you'll have a page full of code. click the Design tab at the top and you can edit to your hearts content.
You've created a web page with dreamweaver. [shrug]
I use dreamweaver and Zend studio every day. But I confess I mostly use the code editor and use the Design tab just to make sure everything is lined up. (the one thing that I like best about the code editor is you type </ and it will finish the tag to close the previous open tag.

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