Comparison of FrontPage 2003 and Dreamweaver MX |
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Issue |
How FrontPage handles this. |
How Dreamweaver handles this. |
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Web site setup |
Interacts with the server directly
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Prefers to interact with a “local site” and then publish to a server |
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Web page properties |
Right click on page to retrieve menu |
Menu can be opened under page on desktop |
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Create links |
Highlight, right click and choose Hyperlinks (or CTRL-K) |
Menu for setting links is part of page properties and is opened under page |
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Insert Multimedia Images |
Choose Insert-Pictures and then from: file, clipart, etc
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Choose Insert-Image and then choose image from file menu
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Modifying Images |
Right click on image, choose image properties
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Click on image and menu at bottom becomes the image property menu
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Tables |
Can choose tables in a few ways: can choose from Insert-Tables, can choose from task panels
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Insert Tables from Insert menu or table button on toolbar
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Creating “bookmarks” |
Called Bookmarks, place cursor at location in page, choose Insert-Bookmark, and in new window to give bookmark a name.
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Called Named Anchors, choose Insert-Named Anchor and give the anchor a name
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Marking “bookmarks” in page |
Type your text or insert button for navigation, highlight, right click, choose hyperlink and choose Bookmark
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Type your text or insert button for navigation, highlight and in the link box in the properties menu, type “#name of anchor”, also choose Target as “self”
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Modify Tables |
Highlight table, right click and choose Table Properties
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Click on the table and menu at bottom becomes the table properties menu
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Making web pages similar |
Called Themes, have some already available, can choose from Theme task bar at right side
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Called Templates, you can create a template fairly easily and use that template to produce other pages
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Publishing web pages |
Since you are directly connected to server, page publishes once it is saved
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Prefers to have web page finished and then will publish with “ftp” protocol, does have a way for web site sharing (called PUT FILE )
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