Hi Jord-

Please excuse the delay in responding... offline life got a little
hectic and now my laptop is going into the laptop garage for a screen
replacement sooo.... I'll be walking for about 10 days as they say and
dealing with withdrawal. I'll be grabbing computers where i can to ck
email at least.

Anyhow the tutorial i was using was in "'Dreamweaver MX 2004 The
Missing Manual" by McFarland. I have been using the DW HTML reference
when I get into a jam. I'm one of those people who learn by doing and
stumbling a lot. Then I go to the ref manuals when I get stuck. Might
be a little a--backwards but it works for me. ;> My HTML knowledge is
very basic. However i do find myself reading the 'view source' in the
browser for any web site i like to understand how a particular area was
developed. ;>

Also just to pass on i recently purchased iWork with Pages and Keynote
for the mac. In Keynote it allows you to create slide shows and save
them in flash. I'm going to experiment in pulling those flash slide
shows into dreamweaver and see how it 'controls' the pics.

One problem my photographer daughter had on the website is people
stealing her photos and claiming them on their web sites. As I
mentioned, I am new to this web site development and didn't know about
meta data available in Photoshop. We are now doing that on ALL photos.
For a little while we added layers with copyright info but that really
messes up the photos even when at 10%. I am hoping that the slide show
transformed into flash files will help to keep the photos secure.
Lawyers are not yet in the budget. ;>

steph
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On May 27, 2006, at 5:05 AM, <dreamweaver@lists.blueworld.com> wrote:

>
> Message-Id: <436032F6-0024-4656-8709-18509166D7BD@lists.blueworld.com>
> From: "Jordan L. Chilcott - Dreamweaver Talk List Admin"
> <dreamweaver-admin@lists.blueworld.com>
> Subject: Re: Disappearing Layouts
> Date: Fri, 26 May 2006 06:17:58 -0400
>
> If your course was on how to use Dreamweaver, it is assumed that you
> have a basic knowledge of HTML. If you don't, then you are probably
> best to read up on in (there's an O'Reilly's HTML reference built
> into Dreamweaver that you can use for a quick "refresher").
>
> jord
>
> On May 25, 2006, at 11:18 AM, Steph wrote:
>
>> (Now as an aside, why the heck wasn't that mentioned in the
>> tutorial I was using?
>> <grumble> ;>)
>
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