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The smart way to learn Microsoft Expression Webu2014one step at a time! Build exactly the skills you need by working at your own pace through easy lessons and hands-on practice files on CD.
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The smart way to learn Microsoft Expression Web\u2014one step at a time! Build exactly the skills you need by working at your own pace through easy lessons and hands-on practice files on CD.
"/>Copyright 2007 Chris Leeds (All)
All rights reserved. No part of the contents of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without the written permission of the publisher.
Library of Congress Control Number: 2007934741
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Microsoft Expression Web is the newest Web editing and management application from Microsoft. It is a professional design tool used to create modern, standards-based sites that deliver superior quality on the Web. Expression Web also holds the distinction of being the replacement for Microsoft Office FrontPage, a long-lived and very popular Web editing and management tool.
Expression Web can be purchased alone or as part of Microsoft Expression Studio, which is an integrated group of applications that, besides Expression Web, includes the following:
Expression Blend. A professional design tool used to create engaging, Web-connected multimedia experiences for Windows.
Expression Design. A professional illustration and graphic design tool used for building compelling elements for both Web and desktop application user interfaces.
Expression Media. A professional asset management tool for visually cataloging and organizing all your digital assets, and that provides for effortless retrieval and presentation.
From the perspective of a designer or developer, the modern Web bears only a slight resemblance to the Web of as little as five years ago. Expression Web is an effort by Microsoft to provide a tool that helps designers attain modern Web design standards and practices to a large group of designers.
Expression Web includes features that help ensure your output keeps within the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) validity standards, and that enable you to cleanly separate content from presentation by taking advantage of the functionality and capabilities in cascading style sheets.
As you drill deeper into Expression Web, you will find tools to make working with Microsoft ASP.NET much more comfortable than ever before, such as the ASP.NET Development Server that installs with Expression Web and the ASP.NET Controls group in the Toolbox task pane.
, and Data Controls spring to mind. Its refreshing that tools with this type of power are available in a user-friendly "designers" application like Expression Web as opposed to being relegated to a very "programmer-oriented" tool such as Microsoft Visual Web Developer or Microsoft Visual Studio.
Former FrontPage devotees may be dismayed at first glance to find many of the familiar "Web Bots" and components are not present in Expression Web. Not to worry. Firstly, even if you install Expression Web as an upgrade to FrontPage, you will still be able to retain the FrontPage application on your system, so you can always use FrontPage with your previous work that relied heavily on FrontPage features. Secondly, everything that was in FrontPage that didnt make its way into Expression Web stayed behind for a reason. The feature either wrote W3C-invalid code, relied on browserspecific rendering, required proprietary server software, or suffered a combination of those shortcomings.
You should feel comfortable using your existing copy of FrontPage to maintain previous work that relies on its proprietary features, but be sure to move forward with Expression Web by creating and maintaining your new work with it; the program provides too many benefits not to.
The graphics and the operating systemrelated instructions in this book reflect the Windows Vista user interface, but you can also use a computer running Windows XP with Service Pack 2 (SP2) installed.
Most of the differences you will encounter when working through the exercises in this book on a computer running Windows XP relate to appearance rather than functionality. For example, the Windows Vista Start button is round rather than rectangular and is not labeled with the word Start ; window frames and window-management buttons look different; and if your system supports Windows Aero, the window frames might be transparent. In addition, file system dialog boxes and some file system paths are different between the two platforms. For example, the My Documents folder in Windows XP is named Documents in Windows Vista.
In this section, we provide steps for navigating to or through menus and dialog boxes in Windows XP that differ from those provided in the exercises in this book. For the most part, these differences are small enough that you will have no difficulty in completing the exercises.
The instructions given in the section are specific to Windows Vista. The only differences when installing, using, uninstalling, and removing the practice files supplied on the companion CD are the default installation location and the uninstall process.
On a computer running Windows Vista, the default installation location of the practice files is Documents\Microsoft Press\Expression Web SBS . On a computer running Windows XP, the default installation location is My Documents\ Microsoft Press\Expression Web SBS . If your computer is running Windows XP, whenever an exercise tells you to navigate to your Documents folder, you should instead go to your My Documents folder.
To uninstall the practice files from a computer running Windows XP:
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