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Subject:Dreamweaver training question From:"Kane, Beth" <Beth -dot- Kane -at- ncslearn -dot- com> To:"TECHWR-L" <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- raycomm -dot- com> Date:Mon, 4 Feb 2002 18:07:39 -0600
Can anyone recommend a good source of training for Dreamweaver?
The best I've found so far is through the company called Grafix Training
(http://www.grafixtraining.com/). If you have tried Grafix, please tell me
how you liked it.
I figure I can learn a lot about raw HTML in the class by using
Dreamweaver's split screen and watching the code. (I need to learn all about
HTML, but my company uses Dreamweaver too, so I was thinking I could use
such a course to learn both simultaneously.) Any thoughts?
Thanks VERY much,
Beth Kane
Sr. Technical Writer
NCS Learn, Services/Systems Engineering
Tucson, Arizona
520-784-7048, or
1-800-242-7117, x7048
beth -dot- kane -at- ncslearn -dot- com
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