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Ten Ton Dreamweaver Review by J. Allin
Now let me just say this!......
For all the "creative smartypants"s out there...
You need at least half a brain to understand this book, even less to choose the right book off the shelf.
Mr. DeFever, give me a break! You whine about a book you picked up and paid for without someone holding a sawed-off phaser to your head. You talk as if the Author is to blame for your poor shopping skills! Finally we have a book available to us laced with true wit and you hop on Amazon and slam it for your shortcomings. An unfair review and totally unnecessary. I (and many others) actually wasted our time reading your review.
Allow me to clarify the finer points (as it seems you require):
(I'll even use the fancy :: like you did)
:: What does "create a new, blank page" mean? Come on! If you need to ask that question, that's one thing. If you need to ask that question and post it on Amazon while slamming a great book and you can't figure it out for yourself, you're goof ball!
:: Where are these buttons I'm supposed to select? Now Please! Are you serious? At this point you should have ran (not walked) to the closest in-class training available in your area.
:: That DIV tag comment thingy. Come on "smartypants"! Get "creative"! How many times does the book need to remind you that it is not your average "Step-By-Step" (Ooo baby) guide to Dreamweaver. It is not a linier training guide, it takes a much more imaginative approach.
Switching between PC and Mac is something all designers must consider in this modern age, you must know all paths for which the force flows, young padawan!
Do us all a big favor, don't buy any of the next titles; your sense of humor fails you.
Hey buddy, get back to designing your site instead of wasting time writing pointless reviews that end in you just getting your money back after admitting to muddling through it.
I hate to sound so upset, but frankly I am. A real book comes along in an endless sea of crap, gets right to the point, proves itself and earns itself a place on my bookshelf and some "creative smartypants" tags the wall with self-centered sputterings with little ::'s all over the place, and...
...never mind, I gotta go ...I've got a site to build