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| The application bar displays the application name, Adobe Dreamweaver CS3, the document name, and path. |
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| The Standard toolbar is the default toolbar that displays in the Document window. |
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| After defining a remote site, you then publish it to a local site. |
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| The question mark icon on the Property inspector opens the Help window. |
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| The default font used on most Web pages is Times, a serif font. |
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| Decorative font styles emulate handwritten letterforms. |
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| The Check Spelling command ignores HTML tags and attributes. |
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| More than 25 different Web browsers are in use, most of which have been released in more than one version. |
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| The home page generally links to just one or two other pages within a Web site. |
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| A pixel is the smallest point in a graphical image. |
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| Graphic monitors display images by dividing the display screen into thousands (or millions) of pixels, arranged in a grid of rows and columns. |
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| When a Web page is viewed in a browser, the image always displays in exactly the same way that it displays in the Document window. |
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| The point to file and drag-and-drop methods of creating relative links require that the Property inspector and the Files or Assets panels be closed. |
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| Tables download very fast because they are created with index pages. |
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| In Layout mode, you can draw, resize, and move boxes on a Web page while Dreamweaver still uses tables for the underlying structure. |
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| A table with the width specified as a percent will remain the same size regardless of the window and monitor size in which it is being viewed. |
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| The Database category contains button that can be used to insert Spry objects and other dynamic elements. |
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| When you split a cell into two rows, the other cells in the same row as the split cell are also split. |
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| Tables in a traditional sense generally are thought of as having an internal symmetry. |
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| Background images and background color work the same for a table as they do for a Web page. |
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| Tables created in Standard mode are useful for creating Web pages that are simple in format or contain tabular data. |
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| Each HTML document may contain at most one form. |
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| Sending a form via e-mail is not 100 percent reliable and may not work if your Internet connection has extensive security parameters. |
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| The GET method can send much more information than the typical POST method. |
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| When naming the form and the form elements, use names that identify the form or form element. |
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| If you are inserting individual radio buttons to create a group, you must label each button. |
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| The label tag adds functionality to the form object by associating the descriptive text for the form object directly with that object. |
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| Dreamweaver provides two form-related behaviors: the Validate Form and Set Text of Text Field. |
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| A stencil is a type of template. |
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| To create a template from an existing file, you select the Template page category in the New Document dialog box. |
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| When the first template for a Web site is saved, Dreamweaver automatically creates a Templates folder in the Web sites local root folder. |
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| A repeating region is the basic building block of a template. |
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| You can edit, delete, or duplicate a style through commands on the CSS Styles panel. |
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| The letter spacing attribute among the block style properties in the CSS Rule Definition dialog box is supported by only one browser. |
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| The Position attribute among the list style properties in the CSS Rule Definition dialog box sets whether list item text wraps and indents (outside) or whether text wraps to the left margin (inside). |
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| AP elements can be stacked on top of one another but cannot be placed side-by-side or overlapped. |
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| Absolute Positioning is a component of DHTML. |
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| A parent element is an element whose code is contained in another element. |
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| Elements that float on top of each other have a stacking order. |
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| It is not possible to select an element by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+CLICK. |
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| A hotspot is an image that has one or more image maps placed on top of it. |
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| When you create an image map and add a hotspot, you are creating an area that is clickable on the image. |
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| There are 18 basic types of Web sites. |
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| There are 36 browser-safe colors available to Web site designers. |
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| A random structure is recommended if the goal of a Web site is to provide a basic understanding of a particular topic. |
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| A text editor is a more sophisticated version of an HTML editor. |
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| Web pages are written in ASCII and saved in plain text. |
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| HTML has been the primary language of the Web and most likely will continue to be for at least the near future. |
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| Attributes are always repeated or contained in an end element. |
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