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Cheryl D. Wise
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Creating your local site
- Mastering the Dreamweaver workspace
- Working with web pages
- Migrating your FrontPage website
- Common tasks in Dreamweaver and FrontPage
Migrating from Microsoft FrontPage 2003 to Adobe Dreamweaver 8
If you have been using Microsoft FrontPage, or have inherited a website that was created in FrontPage and want to use Adobe Dreamweaver 8, this article will help make your transition easier.
While Dreamweaver 8 offers more features than FrontPage, you will be able to start using it to maintain your website and create new ones easily. This article walks you through getting started with Dreamweaver from the perspective of a FrontPage 2003 user.
Requirements
To complete this tutorial you will need to install the following software:
Dreamweaver 8
About the author
Cheryl D. Wise is a director of WiserWays, LLC, and primary instructor at StarttoWeb.com. She is a member of the Guild of Accessible Web Designers and is certified as a Professional Web Developer by the World Organization of Webmasters.
