Dreamweaver Books

Best books to buy?

[Sunnydale]

Am just about to purchase Dreamweaver MX 2004 after using Frontpage for a few years, can anyone provide any advice on the best book to get to provide a good guide to Dreamweaver without the book being too technical, was thinking it may be useful to have a CD with the book also - any views?

[Jon_King]

I have several Macromedia Press books on the subject and find them quite good.

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[bumpaw]

I just bought a Fireworks MX book that was right at $50 in the store. I got it used through Amazon for less than $10. There was a black mark on the edge, but other than that it was new with the CD unopened. When I saw how nice it was I ordered a 2nd one. The lesson for me is shop around.

[Jon_King]

>>I got it used through Amazon for less than $10.

Strongly agree. Computer books bought through Amazon Used are really good deals most of the time and each time I've received them I couldn't tell them from new ones. Cheap and good, these usally don't work together; score one for Amazon.

[steveinspain]

dreamweaver training from the source is very good.
The book guides you step by step through the creation of a website.

[Sunnydale]

Thanks steveinspain
"dreamweaver training from the source is very good"
- can you provide any more details on the book, e.g name and author as am still unsure which book this is.
Thank you

[syktek]

i recommend the H.O.T.(Hands On Training) books by Lynda Wyman

[electricocean]

I recommend the book Dreamweaver MX 2004: Visual QuickStart Guide

By: J. Tarin Towers

It's visual and not long blocks of text

[jonathang]

I second the recommendation for the H.O.T.(Hands On Training) series.

[electricocean]

o there is an online downlaod book for dreamweaver mx

it's called dreamweaver mx bible and you can downlaod it at [dr.greenthumb.online.fr ] yh... and it's free

electricocean