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So, you’ve read the article, 'HTML Wireframes and Prototypes: All Gain and No Pain' and now want you want to make an HTML wireframe or prototype. This an easy and pain-free process, using Macromedia Dreamweaver 4.0. Follow this step-by-step guide and you'll be up and prototyping in a jiffy.
Stanford, Julie. Boxes and Arrows (2003). Articles>Web Design>Software>Dreamweaver
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Defining a site is one of the more complicated procedures in Dreamweaver, so do not attempt this process unless you have some time, patience, and knowledge of how to transfer files to your server space.
Cramer, Dan. Ereunao (2007). Articles>Web Design>Software>Dreamweaver
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Flash Design: Does It Really Deliver What Is Promised?
Flash design? Is it all it's cracked up to be? In this article, we'll be confronting all the questions head on: What is Flash? What's good about it? What's bad about it? And, most importantly, what will it do for your online business?
Hatton, Jody. Flash DJS (2004). Design>Web Design>Software>Flash
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This site is for Flash designers who want to skip the piss and vinegar of the so called 'usability' experts and get right to the solutions for your Flash usability problems. Named in response to Jakob Neilsen's influential 2000 article Flash: 99% Bad.
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Macromedia Flash is spreading rapidly across the Internet and many web designers and developers believe Flash, as it is commonly called, is the future of Internet design. The use of Flash includes moving graphics, sounds, motion, and interactivity. These are great from a graphics standpoint although the areas most important to web surfers are content, speed and simple navigation. Of course, Flash has its benefits it has its drawbacks as well and an evaluation of both the pros and cons of Macromedia Flash will help you determine whether Flash is your website's friend or foe.
DevBay (2005). Design>Web Design>Software>Flash
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The home for Rick Turoczy's Flash and Powerpoint tutorials.
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When it comes to Web authoring tools, none is as simple to use at Microsoft FrontPage. With its generous amount of wizards and it's library of templates and images, it's a beginner's dream. You won't need a large staff to create a site that's both useful and professional.
Dreier, Troy A. Intranet Journal (2000). Resources>Web Design>Software>FrontPage
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GoLive: The Interaction Designer's Hammer and Nail
In web development projects, HTML based prototypes have some advantages when it comes to usability testing. In this article we'll take a look at the HTML editor Adobe GoLive, which has a number of features that makes it a decent prototyping tool.
Olsen, Henrik. GUUUI (2004). Design>Web Design>Software>Adobe GoLive
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Help! Tips for Working in Dreamweaver MX 
Before starting work in Dreamweaver, sketch out basic screen layouts, a site map, and a system of navigation. Knowing everything you want to include and how you want it to look before starting to build your site will save time and frustration.
Agena, Kate. Purdue University (2003). Articles>Web Design>Software>Dreamweaver
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How to Link from an HTML Page to a Specific Page in PDF File
HTML pages can contain links to PDF files that enable you to view the files by using an Adobe Acrobat 4.0-or-later product from within Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer. You can also view the files by using the Acrobat product as a helper application in which PDF files appear in a separate Acrobat window. By default, the PDF file opens to the first page. To open the PDF file to a specific page, you can use named destinations in the PDF file. You can also target an HTML link to a specific PDF page by adding the page number to the end of the URL in the link. When you target an HTML link to a specific PDF page, however, the link works only when you view the PDF file within the browser.
Adobe (2005). Design>Web Design>Software>Adobe Acrobat
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How to Select Your Web Conferencing Tool
New conferencing and collaboration solutions are being announced at the pace of one or more tools per week. New versions and upgrades are promoted even more frequently, and in this avalanche of "this is the best, don't look anywhere else" claims, it is hard to distinguish the good from the average. How should you select your web conferencing tool? Which companies are more reliable and how do you find out? How can you be sure you will not be disappointed? These are tough questions to answer, as there are a million vendors out there and an army of supposed experts all claiming to have the best solution while offering different ones.
Good, Robin. Communication World Bulletin (2004). Articles>Web Design>Videoconferencing>Software
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How to Use FrontPage to Design a Corporate Intranet
Microsoft FrontPage is used extensively in small and medium-sized companies to create both Intranet and Internet Web sites, even though professional Web designers turn up their noses at it. This article reviews some of the factors that led to its widespread usage, and gives some pointers to non-professional webmistresses.
Yelverton, Bonnie. Usability Interface (2002). Design>Web Design>Software>FrontPage
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HTML Conversion Tools: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly 
The Internet has taken the world by storm. It is now one of the most widely used sources of information available. Every day high-technology companies are finding new ways to use the Internet for advancement in their fields. Though getting a perfect conversion without added steps is the dream for all writers, this is not possible. HTML Conversion tools such as HTML Transit 2.0, Web Publisher 1.1, and FrontPage can help decrease the time needed to make great looking paper documents into great looking web pages. The tool a company chooses should be based on its needs, budget, and the time allowed for tweaking.
Laurent, J. Suzanna and Candie McKee. STC Proceedings (1998). Articles>Web Design>HTML>Software
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HTML Conversion Tools: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
The documentation conversion tool market is relatively new, but several vendors have established reputations in the market.
Laurent, J. Suzanna and Candie D. McKee. STC Orange County (1998). Presentations>Web Design>Software>HTML
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HTML Editing Tools Come of Age
Compares and contrasts three HTML editing tools: Macromedia Dreamweaver, Microsoft FrontPage, and Adobe GoLive.
Doyle, Michael J. Intercom (2001). Design>Software>Web Design
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Inside "Skip Intro": An Author Interview
Flash has been in the news quite a bit these days, partly because of the current release and partly because of the ongoing fallout over the Jakob Nielsen article (Flash: 99% Bad). Even Macromedia has gotten into the act, working with Nielsen to improve the face of Flash and the challenge of usability. 'What Nielsen said, apart from the sensationalistic nature of the headline, was bang-on,' said Duncan McAlester, co-author of ‘Skip Intro.’ 'Flash, for the most part, had been used in a very poor manner up until that time (and still is in many cases).'
Segal, Nathan. Streaming Media World (2002). Design>Web Design>Software>Flash
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You can take what you learn here to create as many different looks as you’d like for the links on your pages.
Mac Design Magazine (2005). Design>Web Design>Software>Adobe GoLive
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Spaceships flying across your Web page? With dhtml and GoLive, you can make anything move.
Niemi, Melissa. Adobe Magazine (2000). Articles>Web Design>Software>Adobe GoLive
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Large-Scale HTML Conversion Using a Word Processor
The authors describe a process for converting Microsoft Word documents to HTML.
Hara, Takayoshi and Mayumi Seitou. Intercom (2002). Design>Web Design>Software>Microsoft Word
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Dreamweaver's Layers let you position images, text, movies and more with the same drag-and-drop ease print designers enjoy. Here's how to use them.
Blake, Geoff. Creative Pro (2006). Design>Web Design>Software>Dreamweaver
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Tips and tricks for using Macromedia Dreamwaver - all versions. Get the most out of Dreamweaver with extensions, tools, and other tips.
Kyrnin, Jennifer. About.com. Resources>Web Design>Software>Dreamweaver
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Resources for beginner, intermediate, and advanced Macromedia Flash developers. Learn about the tools and features, plus techniques for animation, interactivity, application design, drawing techniques, and more. Find free vector clip art, audio files, sound loops, FLA source files, and add-ons.
Chastain, Sue. About.com (1997). Design>Web Design>Software>Flash
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Make Your PDFs Work Well with Google (and Other Search Engines)
In Google's search results, and in the results of most other search engines, the listings of most PDF files appear at best unprofessional, and at worst, downright embarrassing.
Johnson, Duff. Adobe (2006). Design>Web Design>Software>Adobe Acrobat
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MSWeb: An Enterprise Intranet #1
We're pleased to bring you the first of two excerpts from upcoming second editon of 'Information Architecture for the World Wide Web.' The excerpts look at MSWeb, which the authors say provides a glimpse of what most intranets will be doing in three to five years.
Rosenfeld, Louis and Peter Morville. Boxes and Arrows (2002). Design>Web Design>Intranets>Software
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Ironically, Flash users who are new to object-oriented programming (OOP) are often familiar with many object-oriented concepts without knowing their formal names. This chapter demystifies some of the terminology and brings newer programmers up to speed on key OOP concepts. It also serves as a high-level overview of OOP in Flash for experienced programmers who are making their first foray into Flash development.
Moock, Colin. Adobe (2004). Design>Web Design>Software>Flash
