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From Frontpage to Dreamweaver

By Joseph Lowery
Published Feb 14, 2006 by Sams.

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Copyright 2003
Pages: 168
Edition: 1st

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ISBN-10: 0-7686-5484-X
ISBN-13: 978-0-7686-5484-4

From FrontPage to Dreamweaver is specifically written for those FrontPage users who want to make the transition to Dreamweaver as quickly and painlessly as possible. The book includes powerful extensions that will facilitate migration of sites from FrontPage to Dreamweaver. Author Joseph Lowery is one of the most highly regarded members of the Dreamweaver community, and the CD includes a segment from the Macromedia-authorized video training on how to go from FrontPage to Dreamweaver.

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I. THE PREMISE.

1. Take a Virtual Journey.
2. The Opening Argument.
3. Virtual Worlds: Today's State _of the Art.

II. TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP.

4. The Sensory Virtual Internet _Roadmap.

III. HUMAN INTERFACES.

5. Speech Recognition and Artificial _Intelligence.
6. Navigation/Manipulation.
7. Receiving Sensory Data from Your Computer.
8. 3D Graphics.
9. Sound, Scent, Touch, and Taste.

IV. INFRASTRUCTURE.

10. Networking: Overcoming the Biggest Obstacle to Realizing the Sensory Virtual Internet.
11. Personal Computing Devices.
12. Back-End "Peer-to-Peer" Systems.
13. The Role of Data Compression.

V. WEB SERVICE.

14. Web Services.

VI. COLLABORATION.

15. The New Age Virtual Applications.

VII. WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?

16. Summary Observations.
Bibliography.
Index.

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