Macromedia Studio MX All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies

Damon Dean, Andy Cowitt, Ellen Finkelstein, Doug Sahlin, Camille McCue

836 pages, parution le 03/04/2003

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Résumé

Self-contained minibooks provide complete coverage of the entire Macromedia Studio MX package-Dreamweaver MX, Flash MX, Fireworks MX, ColdFusion MX, and FreeHand 10
Bonus minibooks deliver the lowdown on Macromedia Sitespring as well as other Web development tools and techniques
Packed with extra visuals, including lots of screen shots illustrating
Step-by-step instructions
Shows how to use each program separately and in tandem to create state-of-the-art Web projects

Contents

Book I: An Introduction to Building Web Sites

Why Build a Web Site?
Developing Web Content
Choosing the Right Tools for the Job
Best Practices for Web Development

Book II: Dreamweaver MX

Introduction to Dreamweaver MX
Creating Basic Web Pages
Creating and Using Dreamweaver Sites
Punching Up Your Pages with Forms and Frames
Laying Out Pages with Layers
Using ColdFusion MX in Dreamweaver MX
Advanced Web Page Design Techniques
Integrating Dreamweaver MX with Other Macromedia Products

Book III: Fireworks MX

Introduction to Fireworks MX
Fireworks MX Basics
Working with Text, Shapes, and Images
Transforming Text, Shapes, and Images
The Power of Layers and Frames
Slicing Up Content for the Web
Advanced Fireworks MX Tools
Integrating Fireworks MX with Other Macromedia Products

Book IV: FreeHand 10

Introduction to FreeHand 10
Understanding FreeHand 10 Basics
Using the FreeHand 10 Text Tools
Creating Illustrations with FreeHand 10
Transforming Text, Shapes, and Images
Exploring the Color Management Tools
Integrating FreeHand 10 with Other Macromedia Products

Book V: Macromedia Flash MX

Introduction to Macromedia Flash MX
Using the Graphics Tools
Working with Symbols
Making Your Life Easier with Layers
Creating Animation
Adding Sound and Video
Publishing Movies
Getting Interactive with ActionScript
Creating Interfaces with Components and Forms
Integrating Macromedia Flash MX with Other Macromedia Products

Book VI: ColdFusion MX

Introduction to ColdFusion MX
Working with the ColdFusion Administrator
ColdFusion MX Basics
Understanding CFML Basics
Variables, Functions, and Structured Data
Using Databases with ColdFusion MX
Advanced ColdFusion MX Features
Integrating ColdFusion MX with Other Macromedia Products

Book VII: Bringing It All Together

Organizing Your Site
Designing the Look of Your Site
Adding Flash Movies to Your Site
Building Your Site with Fireworks MX, Dreamweaver MX, and ColdFusion MX

L'auteur - Damon Dean

Damon Dean has been working in Internet technologies and development for nearly a decade as an Editor, Producer, and Developer. As a Development Editor for Sybex, Damon was responsible for developing both the multimedia and computer game book lines. After developing those properties into profitable units, he moved on to Postlinear Entertainment, where he produced and designed online multiplayer computer games for publishers such as Sega and MGM. Three years later, Damon took his software development skills and moved into Web development. As a founding member of 415 Productions, Damon worked with several large companies, including Credit Suisse, Robert Mondavi, HP, and BART. His application design and development resume includes architecting and building Content Management Systems, Extranets, corporate Intranets, and enterprise CRMs. After four years at 415, Damon moved on in the summer of 2001 to be the Internet Services Director at a private foundation in Oakland, CA.
Damon has written several books dating back to 1996. His first book, A Pocket Tour of Multimedia on the Internet (Sybex), was eventually translated into five languages. In 1997, Damon began a relationship with Wiley Publishing (formerly IDG Books) and has written several books for them, including Web Channel Development For Dummies, FrontPage 2000 For Dummies Quick Reference, Act! 2000 For Dummies Quick Reference (coauthor), and most recently, Cascading Style Sheets For Dummies.

L'auteur - Andy Cowitt

Andy Cowitt is a Senior Integrator for 415, Inc., a Web development firm in San Francisco. Having been at 415 since the company started, Andy has worked on Web sites and multimedia applications for Apple, Oracle, Macromedia, the San Francisco Symphony, KQED, and Beaulieu Vineyards, among others. He's been using Macromedia's Web development products since each of them arrived on the scene. In his spare time, Andy has been known to write, sing, and play guitar for his pop band, The Pinecones. He lives in Oakland with illustrator Michael Wertz and their dog, Olive.

L'auteur - Ellen Finkelstein

Ellen Finkelstein learned AutoCAD in Israel, where she always got to pore over the manual because it was in English. After returning to the United States, she started consulting and teaching AutoCAD as well as other computer programs, including Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. She also teaches courses on Web writing and usability. Her Web site, www. ellenfinkelstein.com, contains tips and techniques for AutoCAD, PowerPoint, and Flash. Ellen has written many articles on AutoCAD and PowerPoint and has written books on Word, PowerPoint, OpenOffice.org, and Flash (such as Flash MX 2004 For Dummies, published by Wiley). Her first book was AutoCAD For Dummies Quick Reference. You're holding the fifth edition of this book, which previously appeared for AutoCAD releases 14, 2000, 2002, and 2004.

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L'auteur - Doug Sahlin

Doug Sahlin is an author, graphic designer, and Web site designer living in Central Florida. He is the author of ten books on computer graphics and Web design including Fireworks 4 For Dummies, Macromedia Flash MX ActionScript For Dummies, and Flash MX ActionScript for Designers. His articles and tutorials have appeared in national publications and have been featured at Web sites devoted to graphics and Web designs. While he's busy writing, Doug's steadfast companion and social secretary, Niki the Cat, occupies a small sliver of sunlight beside the computer. When he's not busy writing, Doug designs Web sites for his clients. When he manages to find a spare moment away from the computer, Doug enjoys photography, music, or curling up with a good book.

L'auteur - Camille McCue

Camille McCue has lived, slept, and breathed PowerPoint throughout most of the 1990s. She first learned to use the ubiquitous little program as a presentation tool for teaching physics via satellite TV to rural kids across the country. While on-air, she challenged her students to stretch their intellectual limits with activities like "build your own boomerang," even though the kids in upstate New York often lost their creations in the snow. Camille landed her tele-teaching position after instructing high school mathematics in a farm community south of her hometown of San Antonio, Texas. Prior to that, she worked as a marketing representative -- and printer specialist (yawn) -- for IBM.

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Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Wiley
Auteur(s)	Damon Dean, Andy Cowitt, Ellen Finkelstein, Doug Sahlin, Camille McCue
Parution	03/04/2003
Nb. de pages	836
Format	18,7 x 23,3
Couverture	Broché
Poids	1220g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780764517990
ISBN13	978-0-7645-1799-0