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Lesson 1: Working Environment

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Starting Out

When starting in dreamweaver you will notice that the menus are complex and vary greatly from one version to the next; however, they remain in roughly the same place with the same content. The difference is purely visual. In fact, to make things easier, you can adjust the menus in MX to look like the menus from Dreamweaver 4.
There are five areas in the environment: the menu bars, the properties inspector, the panels, the insert (or objects) toolbar, and the Document window

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