Raymond is a novice Web developer who has just purchased Adobe Dreamweaver. Raymond has chosen to develop his Web site using Dreamweaver because:
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Correct Answer: he can add advanced elements such as DHTML to his pages with no manual coding.
Dreamweaver can be used to manage Web files that you create, but you generally cannot obtain all the files for sites you find on the Web. Dreamweaver is not designed to teach you X/HTML.

In Dreamweaver, which of the following opens Web pages in WYSIWYG mode by default?
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The Classic workspace
The Coder workspace opens Web pages in code view. The Insert bar is a component of the Dreamweaver interface, but is not a Dreamweaver workspace.

The Dreamweaver Insert bar allows you to view page elements as what?
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Menu items and tabs
The Dreamweaver Insert bar allows you to view page elements as menu items and tabs.

Dreamweaver is designed to be used by:
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Correct Answer: application developers, programmers and Web designers.
Dreamweaver serves as both an X/HTML page creation tool and a Web site management tool, offering the capabilities to organize and structure entire Web applications. Dreamweaver is designed to be used by application developers, programmers and Web designers. Graphic artists use image creation and editing software, such as Adobe Fireworks. Database designers generally use applications that support SQL, such as SQL Server or MySQL.

What is the biggest difference between the Coder workspace and the Classic workspace in Dreamweaver?
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The position of the panel groups in the workspace window
The biggest difference between the Coder workspace and the Classic workspace in Dreamweaver is the position of the panel groups in the workspace window. The features available in the panel groups and in the Properties inspector are the same in each workspace.

Cameron is designing a new Web site using Adobe Dreamweaver. Which component of the Dreamweaver interface allows him to access all the attributes of the currently selected object?
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Correct Answer:
The Properties inspector
As Cameron designs a new Web site using Adobe Dreamweaver, the Properties inspector allows him to access all the attributes of the currently selected object. The Insert bar contains buttons you can use to create and insert objects such as tables, images and forms. The panel groups provide access to features such as behaviors, files and assets of Web projects.

For what purpose should you use the Properties inspector in Dreamweaver?
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To access the characteristics and attributes of the currently selected object
You should use the Properties inspector in Dreamweaver to access the characteristics and attributes of the currently selected object. You should use the panel groups in the right pane of the Dreamweaver interface provide access to other features such as behaviors, files and assets of Web projects. You should use the Insert toolbar to specify the type of page you want to design.

To conform to the layout of most programming tools, where are the panel groups located in Dreamweaver's Coder workspace?
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In the left pane of the interface window
In Dreamweaver’s Classic workspace, the panel groups are located in the right pane. The Properties inspector is a window separate from the panel groups.

With regard to layout options, what is absolute positioning?
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Using CSS to specify the exact pixel positions of elements on a page
With relative positioning, the positions of elements are specified relative to other elements.

Which Dreamweaver component should you use to specify the type of page you want to design? * The Insert bar

Which of the following layout options should you use to accommodate users with various screen resolutions?
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Correct Answer:
Relative positioning
In absolute positioning, CSS is used to specify the exact pixel position of elements. There are no options for “horizontal” positioning in Dreamweaver.
What is the term for the layout technique in which page elements are positioned with regard to other page elements
Correct Answer:
Relative positioning
With absolute positioning, CSS is used to specify the exact pixel positions of elements on a page. There are no options for “horizontal” positioning in Dreamweaver.

When you import existing X/HTML code into Adobe Dreamweaver, you:
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Correct Answer: need not reformat any code.
You use behaviors to add interactive elements to a Web page. You use AP elements for absolute positioning
Mandy and Raja will be developing their company's Web site concurrently. Mandy is an XHTML coder and Raja is a GUI Web site developer with no coding knowledge. Which two workspaces does Dreamweaver provide that can accommodate the preferences of both Mandy and Raja?
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Coder and Classic
The panel groups in the right pane of the Dreamweaver interface provide access to features such as behaviors, files and assets of Web projects. The Properties inspector panel at the bottom of the interface allows you to assess all the properties and attributes of the currently selected object.

How many pixels should you specify for the width of your Web site if you use absolute positioning to place elements on your pages?
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800 pixels
If you use absolute positioning, you should specify the width of your Web site as 800 pixels.
Colette is developing her personal Web site using Adobe Dreamweaver. She is using AP elements to lay out her Web pages. What kind of positioning do these elements use? * Absolute positioning