In the current web design & development world Macromedia Dreamweaver has become the top tool used globally by designers and web programmers. One of the main attractive feature of Dreamweaver which has made it so popular IS? Yes you guessed it right, The Dreamweaver Template and the ease with which these templates can be created and used by even beginners.

The Macromedia team keep all current technology developments into play with their upgrades. We recommend their latest offering - Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 - to anyone who wants to create or maintain web sites efficiently - even with little or no past knowledge. In a nutshell, all you need to do is:

Learning Dreamweaver 3 is a training tool with over 100 QuickTime movies that cover the essential features of this ground-breaking HTML editor. Developed by acclaimed classroom trainers Lynda Weinman and Garo Green, this course combines tutorial and reference material approaches to quickly and effectively teach the most commonly used features of the program. You'll learn about site management, linking, rollovers, image maps, behaviors, DHTML, CSS, HTML Styles, Libraries, Templates, Frames, Firework integration and much more.

Unlike word processing documents, which embed images into the document itself, Web pages display images by pointing to a location in the file system outside the document where the image resides.

This makes it possible to use the same image file hundreds of times throughout a Web site without duplicating the file. A webmaster will generally create a folder called "graphics" or "images" on the web server as a central location for storing images.

To insert an image into your page, click in the spot on your page where you want the image to appear.

Recall that elements in HTML, such as <B> (to bold text) are also referred to as tags.  At the bottom of Dreamweaver's Document Window, the Tag Selector displays a range of tags depending on where the cursor is in the current document.  As we begin to build web pages, the convenience of the Tag Selector will become apparent to you.  To select a tag in the Tag Selector, simply {Click} it.