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9780764556012

Adobe Creative Suite All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies

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If you're responsible for producing quality printed materials or creating great-looking Web pages for your business or organization, Adobe's new Creative Suite has just what you need. This complete set of integrated graphics, design, and Web page creation tools will help you produce professional quality brochures, flyers, and newsletters as well as dynamic Web pages-as soon as you get familiar with all the parts!Well, relax. Adobe Creative Suite All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummiesr has you-and all those programs-covered. Five minibooks walk you through setting up and using the tools, while the sixth shows you how they all work together. And this single volume will remain a handy reference long after you gain proficiency with the entire suite: InDesign for page layout Illustrator for creating art and graphics Photoshop, the world's favorite image editing program Acrobat, to share files across different operating systems and develop interactive forms GoLive for building innovative Web pagesEven if you plan to use only one or two of these elements now, Adobe Creative Suite All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummiesr is an outstanding resource. Find out what you need to know today, and when you're ready to tackle the next tool, just turn to that minibook and away you go. These are only a few of the skills you'll discover: Create a professional-looking page with InDesign, import Photoshop and Illustrator graphics to enliven it, and preserve it in a PDF file Design a logo for your business with Illustrator and give it 3D effects Save Illustrator files in a variety of Web-compatible formats, including GIF, HTML, and even Macromediar Flash SWF Correct photo color and edit your images in Photoshop Plan an entire Web site for maximum impact, then save hours of work by using GoLive's templates, components, and libraries Use Acrobat to create PDFs that include MP3 audio, video or SWF filesWhether your goal is to design newsletters, a full-size book, an e-commerce Web site, or just about anything else, Adobe's Creative Suite plus Adobe Creative Suite All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummiesr will help you get the job done.

Author Biography

Jennifer Smith is a professional designer and founder of AGI Training, a leading training company devoted to graphic arts instruction.

Jen deHaan is a freelance Web designer and author.

Table of Contents

Introduction 1(6)
About This Book
1(1)
Foolish Assumptions
2(1)
Conventions Used in This Book
2(1)
What You Don't Have to Read
3(1)
How This Book Is Organized
3(2)
Book I: Adobe Creative Suite Basics
3(1)
Book II: InDesign cs
4(1)
Book III: Illustrator cs
4(1)
Book IV: Photoshop cs
4(1)
Book V: Acrobat 6.0
4(1)
Book VI: GoLive cs
4(1)
Icons Used in This Book
5(1)
Where to Go from Here
5(2)
Book I: Adobe Creative Suite Basics 7(84)
Chapter 1: Introducing the Adobe Creative Suite
9(10)
Introducing InDesign
9(2)
Using Illustrator for Drawing
11(2)
Getting Started with Photoshop
13(1)
Working with Acrobat
14(2)
Introducing GoLive
16(1)
Integrating Software and Version Cue
17(2)
Benefiting from integration
17(1)
Using Version Cue
18(1)
Chapter 2: Using Common Menus and Commands
19(12)
Discovering Common Menus
19(2)
Using Dialog Boxes
21(1)
Encountering Alerts
22(1)
Using Common Menu Options
23(1)
About Contextual Menus
24(1)
Using Common Shortcuts
25(2)
Changing Your Preferences
27(4)
Chapter 3: Using Common Palettes
31(8)
Using Palettes in the Workspace
31(2)
Working with Different Kinds of Palettes
33(3)
Looking at Common Palettes
36(3)
Chapter 4: Using Common Plug-Ins
39(10)
Looking at Common Plug-Ins and Filters
39(6)
Plugging into InDesign
40(1)
Adding on to Photoshop
41(1)
Using Illustrator plug-ins
42(2)
Adding on capabilities to Acrobat
44(1)
Extending GoLive
44(1)
How to Use Filters
45(4)
Chapter 5: Importing and Exporting
49(10)
Importing Files into a Document
49(4)
Placing content in InDesign
49(2)
Adding content to a Photoshop file
51(1)
Placing files into Illustrator
52(1)
Adding to Acrobat
53(1)
Importing into GoLive
53(6)
Exporting Your Documents
54(1)
Exporting from InDesign
55(1)
Content from Photoshop
55(1)
Exporting Illustrator files
56(1)
Exporting Acrobat content
57(1)
GoLive exporting
57(2)
Chapter 6: Handling Graphics, Paths, Text, and Fonts
59(12)
Using Graphics in Your Documents
59(2)
Working with bitmap images
60(1)
Discovering vector graphics
61(1)
Working with Paths and Strokes
61(2)
Adding Text
63(4)
Using fonts
64(2)
Text and fonts on the Web
66(1)
The Fundamentals of Page Layout
67(4)
Layout for print
68(1)
Web page layout
69(2)
Chapter 7: Using Color
71(12)
Looking at Color Modes and Channels
72(4)
Using RGB
72(1)
Working with CMYK
73(1)
Saving in grayscale
73(1)
Using duotone
73(2)
Looking at color channels
75(1)
Choosing Colors
76(2)
Using swatches
76(1)
Mixing colors
77(1)
Correcting Color
78(2)
Using Color on the Web
80(3)
Chapter 8: Printing Documents
83(8)
Choosing Printers
83(1)
Using consumer printers
83(1)
Looking at professional printers
84(1)
Factors to Consider when Choosing a Printer
84(1)
Printing in Colors
85(1)
Printing Your Work
85(8)
Choosing where and how to print
85(1)
Looking at paper
86(1)
Saving files for a service provider
87(1)
Printing at home from the Adobe Creative Suite
88(3)
Book II: InDesign cs 91(152)
Chapter 1: Introducing InDesign cs
93(22)
Getting Started with InDesign cs
93(5)
Opening InDesign
94(1)
Creating a new publication
94(3)
Opening an existing publication
97(1)
Looking at the document setup
97(1)
A Tour of the Workspace
98(10)
Tools
100(2)
Menus
102(2)
Palettes
104(3)
Page controls
107(1)
Contextual menus
107(1)
Setting Up the Workspace
108(2)
Showing and hiding grids and guides
108(1)
Snapping to a grid or guide
109(1)
Saving a custom workspace
110(1)
Working with Publications
110(5)
Importing new content
111(1)
Viewing content
112(1)
Saving your publication
113(2)
Chapter 2: Drawing in InDesign
115(26)
Getting Started with Drawing
115(3)
Paths and shapes
115(2)
Points and segments
117(1)
Getting to Know the Tools of the Trade
118(1)
The Pencil tool
118(1)
The Pen tool
118(1)
Basic shapes and frame shapes
119(1)
Drawing Shapes
119(3)
Creating a shape with exact dimensions
120(1)
Using the Polygon tool
121(1)
Editing Basic Shapes
122(5)
Changing the size using the Transform palette
122(2)
Changing the stroke of a shape
124(2)
Changing the shear value
126(1)
Rotating a shape
126(1)
Drawing Freeform Paths
127(2)
Using the Pencil tool
128(1)
Using the Pen tool
128(1)
Editing Freeform Paths
129(3)
Making Corner Effects
132(1)
Using Fills
133(5)
Creating basic fills
134(1)
Making transparent fills
135(1)
Looking at gradients
135(3)
Removing fills
138(1)
Adding Layers
138(3)
Chapter 3: Working with Text and Text Frames
141(32)
Understanding Text, Font, and Frames
141(2)
Creating and Using Text Frames
143(3)
Creating text frames with the Type tool
143(1)
Creating text frames with the Frame tool
144(1)
Creating text frames from a shape
144(2)
Adding Text to Your Publication
146(2)
Importing text
146(1)
Adding placeholder text
146(1)
Copying and pasting text
147(1)
Looking at Text Frame Options
148(4)
Changing text frame options
148(2)
Using and modifying columns
150(2)
Modifying and Connecting Text Frames on a Page
152(7)
Resizing and moving the text frame
152(2)
Threading text frames
154(3)
Adding a page jump number
157(2)
Understanding Paragraph Settings
159(4)
Indenting your text
160(1)
Text alignment and justification
160(2)
Saving a paragraph style
162(1)
Editing Stories
163(3)
Using the story editor
163(1)
Updating an InCopy story
164(1)
Checking for correct spelling
165(1)
Using Tables
166(3)
Creating tables
166(1)
Editing table settings
167(2)
Looking at Text on a Path
169(4)
Chapter 4: Understanding Page Layout
173(22)
Importing Images
173(3)
Accessing image import options
175(1)
Importing bitmapped images
175(1)
Importing PDFs
176(1)
Linking and Embedding Images
176(1)
Setting Image Quality and Display
177(1)
Selecting Images
178(2)
Manipulating Text and Graphics in Layout
180(4)
Page orientation and size
180(1)
Margins and columns
181(1)
Using guides and snapping
181(2)
Locking objects and guides
183(1)
Merging Text and Graphics
184(4)
Wrapping objects with text
181(5)
Modifying a text wrap
186(2)
Working with Pages and the Pages Palette
188(3)
Selecting and moving pages
189(1)
Adding and deleting pages
189(1)
Working with spreads
190(1)
Numbering your pages
190(1)
Using Master Spreads in Page Layout
191(4)
Creating a master spread
192(1)
Applying, removing, and deleting master pages
193(2)
Chapter 5: Clipping Paths, Transforming Objects, and Alignment
195(14)
Working with Transformations
195(8)
Looking at the Transform palette
196(1)
Using the Free Transform tool
197(1)
Rotating objects
198(2)
Scaling objects
200(1)
Shearing objects
201(1)
Reflecting objects
202(1)
Understanding Clipping Paths
203(1)
Arranging Objects on the Page
204(5)
Aligning objects
205(1)
Distributing objects
206(3)
Chapter 6: Understanding Color and Printing
209(12)
Selecting Color with Color Controls
209(2)
Understanding Color Models
211(1)
Using Color Swatches and Libraries
212(2)
The Swatches palette
212(1)
Swatch libraries
213(1)
Printing Your Work
214(7)
About bleeding
214(1)
About trapping
215(2)
Taking your files to a service provider
217(1)
Doing it yourself: Printing at home or in the office
218(3)
Chapter 7: Exporting Your Work
221(10)
Understanding File Formats
221(2)
Exporting Publications
223(8)
Exporting PDF documents
223(2)
Exporting EPS files
225(2)
Exporting JPEG files
227(1)
Exporting SVG files
228(1)
Exporting text files
229(2)
Chapter 8: Integrating InDesign
231(12)
Using InDesign with Version Cue
231(2)
Integrating InDesign with Acrobat
233(3)
Integrating InDesign with Photoshop
236(1)
Transparency support and clipping paths
236(1)
Photoshop spot colors in InDesign
236(1)
Integrating InDesign with Illlustrator
237(1)
Integrating InDesign with InCopy
238(3)
Managing InCopy stories
239(1)
Exporting InCopy stories
239(1)
Updating InCopy stories
240(1)
Integrating InDesign with GoLive
241(2)
Book III: Illustrator cs 243(148)
Chapter 1: Discovering the Basics of Illustrator cs
245(12)
Introducing Illustrator cs
245(1)
Opening an Existing Document
246(1)
Creating a New Document
247(3)
Taking a look at the Document window
249(1)
How the work area affects your artwork
250(1)
Tools Overview
250(2)
Checking Out the Palettes
252(1)
Changing Views
253(1)
Preview and Outline views
253(1)
Pixel view
253(1)
Overprint view
254(1)
Navigating the Work Area with Zoom Controls
254(3)
The Hand tool
255(1)
The View menu
255(1)
The Zoom tool
255(1)
Keyboard shortcuts
255(2)
Chapter 2: Using the Selection Tools
257(10)
Getting to Know the Tools
257(2)
Anchor points
257(1)
Bounding box
258(1)
Selection tools
258(1)
Working with Selections
259(4)
Creating a selection
259(1)
Selecting an anchor point
260(1)
Using a marquee to select an object
261(1)
Selecting multiple objects
262(1)
Saving a selection
263(1)
Grouping and Ungrouping
263(1)
Manipulating Selected Objects
264(3)
Moving selected objects
264(1)
Constraining movement
264(1)
Cloning selected objects
264(1)
Constraining the clone
265(2)
Chapter 3: Creating Basic Shapes
267(6)
The Basic Shape Tools
267(3)
Creating rectangles and ellipses
268(1)
Using the Rounded Rectangle tool
268(1)
Using the Polygon tool
269(1)
Using the Star tool
269(1)
Resizing Shapes
270(1)
Tips for Creating Shapes
271(2)
Chapter 4: Creating with the Pen Tool
273(12)
Pen Tool Fundamentals
273(8)
Creating a straight line
274(2)
Creating a constrained straight line
276(1)
Creating a curve
276(2)
Reconnecting to an existing path
278(1)
Controlling the curves
279(1)
Creating a corner point
280(1)
The Hidden Pen Tools
281(1)
Creating a Template Layer
282(3)
Chapter 5: Using Type in Illustrator
285(24)
Working with Type
285(10)
The Type tools
286(1)
Creating text areas
286(1)
Creating a line of text
287(1)
Flowing text into an area
287(1)
Text overflow
287(1)
Creating columns of text with the Area Type tool
288(1)
Threading text into shapes
289(2)
Wrapping text
291(1)
Outlining text
292(1)
Putting text on a path, in a closed shape, or on the path of a shape
293(2)
Assigning Font Styles
295(2)
Using the Character Palette
297(2)
Using the Paragraph Palette
299(1)
Alignment
299(1)
Indents
300(1)
Text Utilities: Your Key to Efficiency
300(9)
Find and replace
301(1)
Spell checker
301(1)
The Hyphenation feature
302(1)
The Find Font feature
303(1)
The Change Case feature
304(1)
The text composition method
304(1)
Text styles
305(4)
Chapter 6: Organizing Your Illustrations
309(10)
Setting Ruler Increments
309(1)
Using Guides
310(1)
Creating a ruler guide
310(1)
Creating a custom guide
311(1)
Using the Transform Palette for Placement
311(1)
Changing the Ruler Origin
312(1)
Object Arrangement
313(1)
Hiding Objects
314(2)
Locking Objects
316(1)
Creating a Clipping Mask
316(3)
Chapter 7: Using Layers
319(8)
Creating New Layers
320(3)
Using Layers for Selections
323(1)
Changing the Layer Stacking Order
323(1)
Moving and Cloning Objects
324(1)
Hiding Layers
324(1)
Locking Layers
325(2)
Chapter 8: Livening Up Illustrations with Color
327(12)
Choosing a Color Mode
327(1)
Using the Swatches Palette
328(1)
Applying Color to the Fill and Stroke
328(1)
Changing the Width and Type of Stroke
329(1)
Using the Color Palette
330(1)
Saving Colors
331(2)
Building and using custom libraries
332(1)
Adding Pantone colors
332(1)
Editing Colors
333(1)
Building and Editing Patterns
334(2)
Cool little pattern extras
335(1)
Transforming patterns
335(1)
Working with Gradients
336(1)
Copying Color Attributes
337(2)
Chapter 9: The Transform and Distortions Tools
339(12)
Working with Transformations
339(7)
Transforming an object
340(4)
Using the transform tools
344(2)
Creating Distortions
346(5)
The liquify tools
347(1)
Using the Envelope Distort command
348(3)
Chapter 10: Transparency and Special Effects Tools
351(12)
The Mesh Tool
351(3)
The Blend Tool
354(2)
The Symbol Sprayer Tool
356(2)
Transparency
358(5)
Blend modes
359(1)
Opacity masks
360(3)
Chapter 11: Using Filters and Effects
363(12)
Working with Filters and Effects
363(5)
Understanding the Appearance palette
364(1)
Applying a filter
365(2)
Applying an effect
367(1)
Saving Graphic Styles
368(1)
Creating 3D Artwork
369(3)
Applying Additional Fills and Strokes
372(3)
Chapter 12: Using Your Illustrator Image
375(16)
Saving and Exporting Illustrator Files
375(5)
The native Adobe Illustrator file format
376(2)
The EPS file format
378(1)
The PDF file format
379(1)
Saving Your Artwork for the Web
380(3)
Flattening Transparency
383(3)
Flattening a file
384(2)
Using the Flattener Preview palette
386(1)
Printing from Illustrator
386(5)
Book IV: Photoshop cs 391(112)
Chapter 1: Photoshop cs Basics
393(8)
Getting Started with Photoshop cs
393(1)
Opening an existing document
393(1)
Creating a new file
394(1)
Saving documents
394(1)
Getting to Know the Tools
394(3)
Navigating the Work Area
397(2)
Docking and saving palettes
397(1)
Zooming in to get a better look
398(1)
Screen Modes
399(1)
Cropping an Image
400(1)
Chapter 2: Mode Matters
401(12)
Working with Bitmap Images
401(1)
Choosing the Correct Photoshop Mode
402(6)
Bitmap
403(1)
Grayscale
403(1)
Duotone
403(2)
Index color
405(1)
RGB
406(1)
CMYK
407(1)
Lab color
407(1)
Multichannel
408(1)
Bit depth
408(1)
Understanding Color Settings
408(5)
Determining what settings to use
411(1)
Advanced and Web settings
411(2)
Chapter 3: Creating a Selection
413(12)
Getting to Know the Selection Tools
413(5)
The Marquee tool
414(2)
The Lasso tool
416(1)
The Magic Wand tool
417(1)
Manipulating Selections
418(5)
Painting with the Quick Mask tool
418(1)
Transforming selections
419(1)
Feathering
420(3)
Saving Selections
423(2)
Chapter 4: Using the Photoshop Pen Tool
425(10)
Using Shape Layers
425(6)
Creating and using a custom shape
426(3)
Changing the color of the shape
429(1)
Editing a shape
430(1)
Removing a shape layer
430(1)
Using a Path as a Selection
431(1)
Clipping Paths
432(3)
Chapter 5: Resolution Basics
435(8)
Creating Images for Print
435(4)
The resolution formula
437(1)
Changing the resolution
437(2)
Determining the Resolution for Web Images
439(1)
Applying the Unsharp Mask Filter to an Image
440(3)
Chapter 6: Creating a Good Image
443(14)
Reading a Histogram
443(4)
Key types
445(1)
Setting up the correction
446(1)
Creating a Good Tone Curve
447(8)
Finding highlight and shadow
448(2)
Setting the highlight and shadow
450(2)
Adjusting the midtone
452(1)
Finding a neutral
453(2)
Using an Adjustment Layer
455(1)
Testing a Printer
456(1)
Chapter 7: Painting and Retouching Tools
457(18)
The Painting Tools
457(2)
Changing the brush
457(1)
Choosing foreground and background colors
458(1)
Using the Swatches Palette
459(1)
The Healing Brush Tool
460(1)
The Patch Tool
461(1)
The Brush Tool
462(3)
The Brushes palette
462(2)
Saving presets
464(1)
The Clone Stamp Tool
465(1)
The History Brush Tool
466(1)
The Eraser Tool
467(1)
The Gradient Tool
468(2)
Blending Modes
470(5)
Painting with color
472(1)
Filling selections
473(2)
Chapter 8: Using Layers
475(16)
Creating and Working with Layers
475(4)
Duplicating a layer
477(1)
Selecting a layer
477(1)
Controlling the visibility of a layer
478(1)
Rearranging the stacking order
478(1)
Creating a Text Layer
479(2)
Warping text
479(1)
Fine-tuning text
480(1)
Using Layer Masks
481(3)
Creating a layer mask from a selection
481(2)
Creating a vector mask from a pen path
483(1)
Layer Organization Tips
484(2)
Linking layers
484(1)
Layer sets
484(2)
Duplicating a layer set
486(1)
Using Layer Styles
486(3)
Applying a style
486(2)
Creating and saving a style
488(1)
Opacity versus fill
488(1)
Merging and Flattening the Image
489(2)
Merging
489(1)
Flattening
490(1)
Chapter 9: Saving Photoshop Images for Print and the Web
491(12)
Choosing a File Format for Saving
491(2)
Wonderful and easy Photoshop PSD
492(1)
Photoshop EPS
492(1)
Photoshop PDF
493(1)
TIFF
493(1)
DCS
493(1)
Saving for the Web
493(12)
JPEG
494(1)
Saving a JPEG
495(1)
PNG
496(1)
Saving a PNG
496(1)
GIF
496(2)
Saving a GIF
498(1)
Using the color table
499(1)
Customizing the color table
500(1)
Matte
501(1)
Saving settings
502(1)
Book V: Acrobat 6.0 503(58)
Chapter 1: Discovering Essential Acrobat Information
505(10)
About Acrobat and PDF files
505(2)
When to Use Adobe PDF Files
507(1)
Introducing the Adobe Acrobat Workspace and Tools
507(8)
The Zoom tools
508(2)
Toolbars
510(2)
Viewing modes
512(1)
Navigation tabs
513(2)
Chapter 2: Creating PDF Files
515(10)
Creating PDF Files from Microsoft Office
515(3)
PDF conversion options
516(1)
Microsoft Word and Excel
517(1)
PowerPoint
518(1)
Creating PDF Files from Adobe Creative Suite Applications
518(2)
Photoshop and Illustrator
518(1)
InDesign
519(1)
Converting Other Electronic Documents to PDF
520(2)
Creating PDF Files from Paper Documents and the Web
522(3)
Converting paper documents to PDFs
522(1)
Converting Web pages to PDFs
523(2)
Chapter 3: Adding Interactivity to PDF Files
525(10)
Adding Bookmarks to Ease PDF Navigation
525(4)
Creating bookmarks that link to a page
526(1)
Creating bookmarks that link to external files
527(1)
Using bookmarks
528(1)
Editing bookmarks
528(1)
Adding Interactive Links
529(2)
Adding Buttons to Simplify Your PDF Files
531(4)
Chapter 4: Editing and Extracting Text and Graphics
535(10)
Editing Text
535(3)
Using the TouchUp Text tool
536(1)
Using the TouchUp Object tool
537(1)
Editing Graphics
538(2)
Extracting Text and Graphics
540(5)
Extracting text
540(3)
Extracting graphics
543(2)
Chapter 5: Using Commenting and Annotation Tools
545(10)
Creating Comments
545(6)
The Commenting toolbar
546(2)
The Advanced Commenting toolbar
548(3)
Managing Comments
551(4)
Viewing comments
551(1)
Changing a comment's status
551(1)
Replying to a comment
552(1)
Collapsing or hiding comments
552(1)
Sharing comments
552(1)
Summarizing comments
553(2)
Chapter 6: Securing Your PDF Files
555(6)
Understanding Password Security
555(2)
Applying Password Security to Your PDF Documents
557(1)
Limiting Editing and Printing
558(3)
Book VI: GoLive cs 561(122)
Chapter 1: Introducing GoLive cs
563(12)
The Document Window
563(4)
Creating a new page in the Document window
564(1)
Changing the Document window size
564(2)
The Document modes
566(1)
Introducing the Object Palette
567(2)
Working with Palettes
569(1)
The Inspector Palette
569(1)
Understanding GoLive Preferences
570(2)
Preview in Browser
572(3)
Chapter 2: Creating a Web Site
575(10)
Web Site Basics
575(1)
Starting a New Site
576(6)
Other options for creating a Web site
578(2)
The Site window and toolbar
580(1)
Adding files to your site
581(1)
Managing Your Web Site Files
582(1)
Opening files
582(1)
Saving files
582(1)
Naming files
582(1)
HTML Basics
583(2)
Chapter 3: Working with Images
585(10)
Putting Images on a Page
585(5)
Resizing an image
587(1)
Aligning an image
587(1)
Adding space around the image
588(1)
Gotta have that Alt text
588(1)
Using an image as background
589(1)
Creating Rollovers
590(1)
Working with Smart Objects
591(4)
Chapter 4: Text and CSS
595(14)
Adding Text
595(4)
Formatting text
595(3)
Spell checking your text
598(1)
Choosing and editing a font family
598(1)
Understanding Cascading Style Sheets
599(7)
The element selector
600(2)
The class selector
602(2)
The ID selector
604(1)
Creating an external style sheet
605(1)
Making Your Web Site Easy to Find
606(3)
Chapter 5: Tables and Frames
609(14)
Working with Tables
609(7)
Selecting a table and cells
611(2)
Manipulating rows, columns, and cells
613(1)
Changing the color of a table or cells
614(1)
Borders, spacing, and padding
614(1)
Adding and importing content
615(1)
Introducing Basic Frames
616(7)
Creating a frameset
616(2)
Linking the pages
618(1)
Links and framed pages
618(5)
Chapter 6: Links
623(10)
The Basics of Linking
623(1)
Implementing Internal Links
624(3)
Linking to pages in your own site
625(1)
Creating anchors
626(1)
Implementing External Links
627(1)
Linking to pages and files outside your Web site
627(1)
Linking to e-mail
628(1)
Managing Your External Links
628(1)
Resolving Link Errors
629(4)
Chapter 7: Layers
633(14)
Creating Layers in GoLive
633(2)
Working with Layers
635(3)
Hiding and Showing Layers
638(3)
Animation
641(6)
Animating layers
641(2)
Creating an animation action
643(4)
Chapter 8: Forms
647(14)
Starting a Form
647(3)
Adding Elements to the Form
650(6)
Adding a text field
650(1)
Adding a list box and its items
651(1)
Adding check boxes
652(1)
Adding radio buttons
653(1)
Adding a text area
654(1)
Using the pop-up object
654(1)
Adding a Submit button
655(1)
Form Navigation
656(1)
Form Actions
657(2)
Making a Form Work
659(2)
Chapter 9: Multimedia
661(10)
Loading and Verifying Plug-Ins
661(3)
Adding Flash Files to Your Site
664(1)
Adding RealVideo Files
665(1)
Adding Movies with QuickTime
666(2)
Adding High-Resolution Graphics with SVG
668(1)
Using Generic Plug-Ins
669(2)
Chapter 10: Publishing Your Web Site
671(12)
Clean Up after Yourself!
672(1)
Exporting Your Web Site
673(3)
Connections and Networks
676(3)
Setting up your connection
676(1)
Your Web site - live!
677(2)
Synchronizing Your Site
679(1)
Thoughts to Keep in Mind
680(3)
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