From: Macromedia Newsflash [newsflash@macromedia.com]
Sent: Martes 4 de Agosto de 1998 08:49 PM
To: Macromedia Newsflash
Subject: Dreamweaver Newsletter
Thanks for using Dreamweaver! You are receiving this monthly
newsletter because you are a registered owner of Dreamweaver
or have downloaded a trial version.
This newsletter contains some important announcements,
including one about a new Dreamweaver upgrade that addresses
some minor bugs. It also contains quick tips and techniques
for collapsing tables in Dreamweaver and for creating slider
controls. If you have topics that you would like see addressed
in future newsletters, please e-mail dreamnews@macromedia.com.
_______ IN THIS ISSUE__________________________________
QUICK TIPS
- Changing the default font in the HTML inspector
- Collapsing tables
ADVANCED TECHNIQUES
- Using draggable layers to create slider
controls
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- Dreamweaver 1.2a now available for download
- Enter a drawing to win cool prizes by filling out our
Flash survey!
WEB COMMUNITY RESOURCES
- Tips on reducing page size from HotWired
SUPPORT -
Where to get Dreamweaver support
- How to subscribe to/unsubscribe from this newsletter
_______ QUICK TIPS____________________________________
Changing the default font in the HTML inspector
Do you have to squint to see the code in the HTML
inspector? Tired of Courier or Monaco? It's easy to
change the font size or face for your code. Choose
Edit > Preferences, click on Fonts, and then choose
different options from the HTML inspector pop-up menus.
Collapsing tables
Do your tables contain extra white space? You can easily
collapse them to the minimum size using the Clear Row
Heights and Clear Column Widths.
1. Select a table.
2. Click the expander arrow in the Property inspector
to display all the options.
3. Click the two leftmost buttons on the lower half of
the inspector.
_______ ADVANCED TECHNIQUES_______________________________
Using draggable layers to create slider controls
Want to give users control over elements of your page? Give
them a slider control! With the Drag Layer behavior action
in Dreamweaver 1.2a (get the update below if you don't already
have it) and a bit of JavaScript, you can add interactivity
that goes beyond links and button rollovers. Get the
details in the Dreamweaver Developers Center.
http://www.macromedia.com/support/dreamweaver/how/techniques/
_______ ANNOUNCEMENTS________________________________
Dreamweaver 1.2a now available!
For registered customers only, Macromedia has posted an
update to Dreamweaver 1.2 that addresses a number of minor
issues that have been found since the original 1.2 release.
Many of you have helped us identify these issues and track
down their causes, and we thank you for your efforts in
making Dreamweaver as good as it can be!
The 1.2a update contains the
following improvements:
- "Refresh Image" button has returned to the property
inspector
- Using a small background image for tiling is now
much faster
- Images no longer appear washed out on Windows NT
- ![]()
in a table now displays correctly
- ![]()
in a table now displays correctly
- Image ALT tags are no longer rewritten during a
Library update
- High ASCII characters are displayed correctly in
library item names
- File Upload widget no longer shifts in the form display
- JavaScript is now enclosed in comments for the Preload
feature
of the Swap Image behavior
- Flash Aftershock objects with no height or width now work
fine in Dreamweaver, even when using the Java option
- Dreamweaver installation works with Microsoft extensions
- Updater works with international characters in the name
of the hard disk
- Dreamweaver object icons display correctly when the hard
disk name contains punctuation
- Help now works with Netscape 4.0.5 for Macintosh
- ALT-GR key can now generate @ on German systems
Download the update today at:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/dreamweaver/upndown/
Enter a drawing to win cool prizes!
Macromedia is committed to providing you with cutting
edge development tools to address your web design needs.
To support this effort, we are conducting a survey to get
your feedback about the next version of Flash. The survey is
located at
http://special.macromedia.com/flashdw/
When you complete and submit this survey, you will
automatically be entered in a drawing for prizes, including
a Fuji Digital Camera, and copies of Fireworks, Flash, or
FreeHand.
_______ WEB COMMUNITY RESOURCES__________________________
Put your web pages on a diet In Day 4 of an
ongoing tutorial, HotWired offers experts tips
on keeping page size to a minimum.
http://www.hotwired.com/webmonkey/frontdoor/nc_content.html
_______ SUPPORT__________________________________________
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trained tech support staff, expert users, and even members
of the Dreamweaver development team. It's your best resource
for free technical support.
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Read all about it! You'll find tips, techniques, lessons for
beginners, interviews with experts, and more in the
Dreamweaver Developers Center.
http://www.macromedia.com/support/dreamweaver/
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of Dreamweaver?
Send your Dreamweaver wishes to
wish-dreamweaver@macromedia.com.
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