Professor Teaches How to Create Web Pages & Graphics v5

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Professor Teaches How To Create Web Pages 5

is an incredible software training value. With the explosive growth of the Web, more and more consumers are interested in creating their own Web pages and Web sites.

This easy-to-use 3-CD set gives users the knowledge they need to design and publish Web pages and graphics with twelve comprehensive training courses on Web Design Fundamentals, HTML Fundamentals, HTML Advanced, Photoshop CS2 and CS, FrontPage 2003 and 2002, Dreamweaver 8 and MX 2004, Publisher 2003 and Flash 8 and MX 2004.

Delivering the highest quality of interactive learning for over 20 years, Professor Teaches is the most affordable personal trainer that helps you produce a Web site, enhance digital photos, and create Flash presentations with content that is personally developed. From beginner to advanced topics, everything you need is covered.

Professor Teaches How to Create Web Pages continues to be a best seller. Now, with Professor Answers, it is even better. All the tutorials are instantly accessible… on your desktop, only one click away. With Professor Answers, you can browse through all the training topics in every How to Create Web Pages tutorial, or you can search using keywords for just the training you need, right when you need it.

Educational Feature

Easy and Powerful

Easy-to-use Navigation Accurate Simulations Chapters Organized into Learning Objectives 4 to 6 hours per course Helpful Narration, Colorful Graphics and Clear Instructions Exercises and Quizzes Browse or Search for Topics Professor Answers

Increase Your Knowledge

You can learn from all 11 courses or just the ones you need! In either case, the knowledge you gain becomes an asset for life. Professor Teaches courses use real-world settings to help you apply your new knowledge directly to your daily tasks.

Get Creative - Be More Productive

These courses will increase your proficiency with many Web tasks by guiding you through each step of the process. You will be able to create Web Pages, enhance digital images and create powerful presentations for your personal and/or professional use.

Learn at Your Pace

Professor Teaches How to Create Web Pages is more patient than a personal trainer and more personal than a traditional classroom course. It is computer-based-learning that puts you in control. You set the path and pace of the instruction by skipping or reviewing the information in order to meet your learning objectives.

Skills Learned

Professor Teaches How to Create Web Pages is the complete multimedia training program for anyone who wants to create Web pages and Web sites. It teaches you Web design, HTML, and five of the most popular development tools – FrontPage, Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Publisher and Flash. Each program offers hundreds of practical tips and techniques designed to get you up to speed on the essential skills for creating Web pages. Step-by-step, "how-to" instructions make learning easy!

Teach Yourself:

Web Design Fundamentals

Photoshop CS2

Photoshop CS

Dreamweaver 8

Dreamweaver MX 2004

FrontPage 2003

FrontPage 2002

Flash 8

Flash MX 2004

HTML Fundamentals

HTML Advanced

Publisher 2003

Product Overview

Topic: Web Design Fundamentals

Over 30 Learning Topics

Designing Images for the Web Secrets of Great Web Pages Selecting a color Scheme Determining Your Message Advanced Design Features Creating a Web Page Laying Out the Site Arranging Text on a Page Finalizing the Design Cool Tools for Web Work Page Templates and much more!

Topics: Photoshop CS2 and CS

Over 50 Learning Topics

The Photoshop Workspace Opening and Navigating Images Creating Selections Working with Layers Fill and Adjustment Layers Creating a Selection Mask Adjusting Color Using the Drawing Tools Working with Filters Retouching Images Optimizing Files for the Web and so much more!

Topics: Dreamweaver 8 and Dreamweaver MX 2004

Over 40 Learning Topics

Creating the Site Structure Creating a New Document Working in Layout Mode Creating Text and Image Links Importing an HTML Document Creating a Template Inserting Images Creating Tables and Forms Working with the Site Map Inserting a Navigation Bar Formatting Options and so much more!

Topics: FrontPage 2002 and FrontPage 2003

56 Learning Topics

Working with Templates Importing and Formatting Text Using Themes Feature Elements Applying Effects to Pictures Adding Hyperlinks Applying a Theme to Your Web Maintaining the Task List Customizing a Web Theme Creating an Image Map Including a Search Form Creating a Table and much more!

Topics: Flash 8 and Flash MX 2004

Over 40 Learning Topics

Playing and Testing a Flash Movie Understanding Layers Introduction to Frames Morphing with Shape Tweens Moving Objects with Motion Tweens Animating with Motion Paths Adding Timeline Effects Understanding Symbols and Instances Creating a Movie Clip Adding Audio and Video Buttons with Sounds and Actions Adding a Movie to a Web Page and so much more!

Topic: HTML Fundamentals

65 Learning Topics

What is HTML? Rules of Syntax Building a Document Using Colors Adding Spaces and Line Breaks List Elements Building a Table Aligning Tables and Text Creating a Hyperlink Creating a Frameset Inserting Inline Images Aligning and Formatting Images and much more!

Topic: HTML Advanced

33 Learning Topics

Creating an Imagemap Creating a Login Form Applying the Cascading Model Responding to User Events Adding Fields Embedding Flash Animation Using Style Sheets Applying Backgrounds Controlling Page Layout Formatting Text and Fonts Writing Javascript Adding Audio and much more!

Topic: Publisher

50 Learning Topics

Converting a Publication for the Web Building Blocks of a Publication Modifying Page Layout Adding Bullets and Numbering Using Rulers and Guides Creating Text Styles Creating a Table Frame Using Border Art Using the Design Gallery Inserting Clip Art Creating Web Pages Using the Catalog and much more!

System Requirements

Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP Pentium PC or higher 16 MB of RAM 50-175 MB of hard drive space per application, Photoshop 250-300 MB 800x600 16-bit color display Sound card Speakers or headphones 2X CD-ROM drive Mouse and Keyboard