Dreamweaver 4 Magic. With Cd-Rom

Par : Murray Summers, Al Sparber, Craig Foster, Gerry Jacobsen, Linda Rathgeber
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  • Nombre de pages303
  • PrésentationBroché
  • Poids0.795 kg
  • Dimensions25,3 cm × 20,4 cm × 1,4 cm
  • ISBN0-7357-1046-5
  • EAN9780735710467
  • Date de parution09/07/2001
  • ÉditeurNew Riders

Résumé

12 Dreamweaver 4 projects. Professional. Inspirational. Fully customizable. They're brought to you by a team of five developers and designers who are among today's top Web design professionals. In Dreamweaver 4 Magic, you learn how to create awesome navigation systems, including treeviews, drop-downs, flyouts, and popups. You also learn how to slide and scroll layers. And wizards Al Sparber and Gerry Jacobsen have created a revolutionary new CSS extension that is just too cool! So follow the steps. Take a look at the graphics Check out the CD that includes all the files you need to work through the projects and extensions that were created expressly for this book. Each New Riders Magic book has been created with you, the computer graphics professional, in mind: complete effects, adaptable solutions, time-saving techniques, and practical applications. Because computer technology books - like the souls who use them - aren't all alike. So whether you're porting your skill set to a new technology, honing your design chops, looking for a new way of doing an effect, or simply seeking creative advice, crack open a Magic book and get started.
Al Sparber is a founding partner of Project VII, a leading Web development resource site that attracts thousands of visitors daily. Al and the PVII team are reputed for being one step ahead of the leading edge and have authored some of the most exciting Dreamweaver Extensions to be found. PVII's latest claim to fame, the Dreamweaver Design Pack, is the brainchild of Al and partner Gerry Jacobsen. He served oxymoronically (his own word) in the U.S. Army Intelligence Corps, and even achieved a Sociology degree. Before he found the Web, he was the CEO of a food distribution company in Ohio. Craig Foster is currently employed as a Web applications designer, desktop publisher, graphics artist, and contractor for the U.S. Navy on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Craig has been helping Web design colleagues learn to use Macromedia Dreamweaver by creating a FAQ of questions posted on the Macromedia Dreamweaver newsgroup at http://cauzway.net/dreamweaver. Craig created the Dreamweaver News and Information site (http://dwnews.owlnet.net). He has developed a Cauzway (http://cauzway.net), which brings together Web designers and employers. Gerry Jacobsen started his career with a BS in finance from Mercy College, NY, and gradually migrated to specializing in developing operational and management software for the Food Industry. In the mid '80s, Gerry developed Unix-based warehouse management systems employing fully integrated online bar code scanning technology. After spending 15 years as a Vice President and MIS Director for a major meat-processing company, Gerry, together with Al Sparber, formed Project VII Development. Their Design Packs reveal their talents, enhanced even more by many years of experience in providing first-class support and user documentation. You can contact Gerry at www.projectseven.com. Linda S. Rathgeber is a former editor and layout and graphic artist for the Holistic Resource Magazine, and a contributor to such diverse publications as Woman's World and Dream Quarterly International. Her work has been featured by independent film company King Pictures, in book ads for author Bill Stott, on the Fireworks 4 CD-ROM, and on the companion CD-ROM of Joseph W. Lowery's Fireworks 3 Bible. Linda is also the creative director of OzTex Alliance. When not telecommuting with her Australian partner, David C. Nicholls, she can be found in the role of Macromedia Evangelist, coaching newcomers to Macromedia Fireworks. She can be reached at www.playingwithfire.com. Murray Summers is a Biochemist by training but has spent the last 20 years working in the computer industry. He has served in both a sales and marketing role in this area, and is a long-time user of computers in science and business. In 1998, Murray started his own Web site production company, Great Web Sights, and has become proficient with the use of Dreamweaver and UltraDev. He also participates frequently in the sponsored Usenet forum for Dreamweaver and other products as a Macromedia Evangelist. Murray's Web site can be found at www.great-web-sights.com.