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| Dreamweaver users work in the Document window in one of ____ views. |
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| Panel ____ are sets of related panels docked together below one heading. |
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| The ____ bar allows quick access to frequently used commands. |
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| The ____ bar at the bottom of the Document window provides additional information about the document you are creating. |
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| The ____ toolbar contains buttons for common operations from the File and Edit menus |
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| The ____ key is a toggle key that opens and/or closes all panels and inspectors—like the ones shown in the accompanying figure—at one time. |
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| The general definition of a(n) ____ is a set of linked documents with shared attributes, such as related topics, a similar design, or a shared purpose. |
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| For ____, you would use the Files panel. |
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| The ____ method, or Site Definition Wizard, guides you through site setup step by step. |
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| Clicking the ____ button on the Standard toolbar reverses the most recent actions taken. |
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| The ____ button reverses the last undo action. |
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| The ____ box on the Property inspector allows you to apply a Paragraph, Heading, or Preformatted style to text. |
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| Heading numbers range from 1 through ____ and correspond to the HTML elements H1, H2, and so on. |
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| ____ structures are used to set apart document or section titles. |
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| ____ provides the largest text. |
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| ____ refers to the basic design of lettering. |
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| ____ are NOT available in the Property inspector. |
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| ____ is a Dreamweaver color palette. |
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| ____ is the default color palette in Dreamweaver. |
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| Internet Explorer only renders ____ Web-safe colors. |
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| The default color for Dreamweaver text is ____. |
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| Dreamweaver's ____ feature allows users to select colors and make perfect color matches. |
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| If you do not title a page, the page will be displayed in the browser window, Favorites lists, and history lists as ____. |
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| A Web page ____ helps Web site visitors keep track of what they are viewing as they browse. |
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The application bar displays the application name, Adobe Dreamweaver CS3, the document name, and path.
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| Split view allows you to see both Code view and Design view for the same document in a single window. True False |
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| The Attributes inspector displays settings for the selected object’s properties or attributes.True False |
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| The Standard toolbar is the default toolbar that displays in the Document window. True False |
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| After defining a remote site, you then publish it to a local site. True False |
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| A subfolder is a folder inside another folder True False |
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| A site is the succession of folders that must be navigated to get from one folder to another. True False |
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| To delete a Web site, click Site on the menu bar and then click Delete Sites. True False |
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| The Object inspector is one of the panels you will use most often when creating your Web pages. True False |
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| The Property inspector is not context-sensitive, so options within the Property inspector do not change relative to the selected object. True False |
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| The question mark icon on the Property inspector opens the Help window. True False |
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| Closing the Property inspector removes it completely from the Document window. True False |
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| Most changes you make to properties are immediately applied in the Document window. True False |
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| The Heading style is the normal default style for text on a Web page. True False |
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| Use the Preformatted style when you do not want a Web browser to change the line of text in any way. True False |
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| The default font used on most Web pages is Times, a serif font. True False |
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| To access styles besides bold and italic, click Text on the menu bar and then point to Format. True False |
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| In Dreamweaver, the default alignment for text is centered. True False |
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| You cannot align and center complete blocks of text. True False |
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| If a frame specified in the Target box does not exist when the current document is opened in a browser, the linked page loads in a new window with the name you specified. True False |
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| An ordered list turns the selected paragraph or heading into an item in a bulleted list. True False |
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| An ordered list is similar to an unordered list. True False |
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| To set block formatting, such as formatting a heading, position the insertion point in the line or paragraph and then format the text. True False |
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| The point size of the six headings increases as the importance of the heading decreases. True False |
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| You must select a single line or single paragraph in order to center it. True False |
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| How the text displays on a Web page can improve or detract from the overall appearance.True False |
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| Decorative font styles emulate handwritten letterforms. True False |
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| When you add existing bullets to paragraphs, any blank lines between each bulleted item is removed. True False |
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| The quickest way to add blank lines between bulleted items is to click the ENTER key at the end of each line. True False |
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| In HTML, colors are expressed either as decimal values or as color names. True False |
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| If you will be developing for alternative Web devices such as PDA and cell phone displays, you should use the Web-safe color palette. True False |
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| Dreamweaver contains a dictionary that includes American and British spelling options. True False |
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| The Check Spelling command ignores HTML tags and attributes. True False |
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| After creating a Web page, it is a good practice to test your Web pages by previewing them in Web browsers to ensure they display correctly. True False |
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| In Dreamweaver, you can define up to 100 browsers for previewing. True False |
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| To print a Web page, you must first preview it in a browser. True False |
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| Dreamweaver provides an option to print the Design view, but does not provide an option to print code. True False |
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| Clicking the Question Mark button in Dreamweaver Help provides context-sensitive help in dialog boxes and panels. True False |
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| To open a Web page from the Files panel, you first must select the appropriate Web site. True False |
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| The Dreamweaver ______________________ is an integrated environment in which the Document window and panels are integrated into one larger application window. |
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| The Dreamweaver ______________________ consists of a variety of components to make your work more efficient and Web pages appear more professional |
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| The ______________________ window displays the current document, or Web page, including text, tables, graphics, and other items. |
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| ______________________ view offers a design environment where you can assemble your Web page elements and design your page. |
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| ______________________ view is a hand-coding environment for writing and editing code. |
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| The ______________________ displays the Dreamweaver menu names. |
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| The ______________________ toolbar contains buttons for common operations from the File and Edit menus. |
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| A Web ____________________ is a set of pages on a server that are viewed through a Web browser by a visitor. |
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| A(n) ____________________ site is a set of files on a server that make up a Web site, from the author’s point of view rather than the visitor’s point of view. |
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| A(n) ____________________ site is a set of files on your local disk that correspond to the files on the remote site. |
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| A Dreamweaver site ____________________ is a set of defining characteristics for a local site. |
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| A typical path structure has a(n) ______________________ folder, usually called the root and designated by the symbol “\”. |
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| You can modify default properties like background using the ______________________ dialog box. |
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| The ______________________ box provides options that allow you to apply a font size to a single character or to an entire page of text. |
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| The default HTML font size, or ______________________, is 3, which corresponds to 12 points in a word-processing document. |
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| The ______________________ box contains palettes of colors you can apply to emphasize, differentiate, and highlight topics. |
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| The ______________________ box allows you to make selected text a hyperlink to a specified URL or Web page. |
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| In the ______________________ box, you specify the frame or window in which a linked page should load. |
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| To set off a block quote, you can use the ______________________ feature. |
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| The ______________________ type refers to the basic design of the lettering. |
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| ______________________ typefaces are composed of simple lines. |
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| ______________________ typefaces use small decorative marks to embellish characters and make them easier to read |
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| A(n) ______________________ font is one in which every character takes up the same amount of horizontal space. |
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| ______________________ fonts emulate handwritten letterforms. |
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| Font ______________________, as shown in the accompanying figure, determine how a browser displays your Web page’s text. |
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| ______________________ lists contain text preceded by numbered steps. |
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| ______________________ lists contain text preceded by bullets (dots or other symbols) or image bullets. |
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| ______________________ lists do not use leading characters such as bullet points or numbers; they are used often for glossaries or descriptions. |
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| ______________________ characters slant to the right. |
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| You use the color ______________________ to select the colors for page elements or text. |
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| The ______________________ feature lets users select colors and make perfect color matches. |
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| A Web page ______________________ helps visitors keep track of what they are viewing as they browse. |
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| Character codes for causing a browser to show special characters generally are called character ______________________. |
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| If the page you want to open is part of a Dreamweaver Web site, you can open the file from the ______________________ panel. |
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| Clicking File on the menu bar and then clicking the New command, or pressing CTRL+N displays the ______________________ dialog box. |
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