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Getting the most from the Dreamweaver documentation
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For web application developers who have not used Dreamweaver: 1. Begin by quickly reading this Getting Started with Dreamweaver guide to familiarize yourself with the basics of using Dreamweaver. 2. In Using Dreamweaver (Help > Using Dreamweaver), read Chapter 1, "Exploring the Workspace" to learn more about the Dreamweaver user interface. 3. Although much of the material in Chapter 2, "Setting Up a Dreamweaver Site" and Chapter 4, "Managing Your Files" is probably familiar to you, skim those chapters to see how these familiar concepts are implemented in Dreamweaver. Pay particular attention to the sections on setting up a Dreamweaver site. 4. Set up a web server and application server using Dreamweaver. (See Chapter 23, "Setting Up a Web Application".) 5. Connect to a database. (See "Connecting to a database" in Chapter 23, "Setting Up a Web Application".) 6. Read the overview at the beginning of each of the chapter in Using Dreamweaver to determine whether its topics are of interest to you. For experienced web application developers who have used Dreamweaver: 1. Begin by reading "What's new in Dreamweaver 8" in Using Dreamweaver (Help > Using Dreamweaver). The "What's new" section is in "Introduction". 2. Skim Chapter 1, "Exploring the Workspace" to learn about new aspects of the Dreamweaver user interface. Getting the most from the Dreamweaver documentation Dreamweaver includes a variety of media to help you learn the program quickly and become proficient in creating web pages. The Dreamweaver help system includes several documents that help you learn about Dreamweaver, Dreamweaver Extensibility, and ColdFusion. You can also consult a number of additional online resources as you learn how to build web pages. Getting the most from the Dreamweaver documentation 19