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Bio

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Lesson 1. Dreamweaver MX 2004 Basics

Lesson 2. Adding Content to a Page

Lesson 3. Working with Graphics

Lesson 4. Creating Links

Lesson 5. Designing with Tables

Lesson 6. Developing Style Sheets

Lesson 7. Using Library Items

Lesson 8. Using Templates

Lesson 9. Creating Frames

Creating a Frameset

Saving a Frameset

Resizing Frames in a Frameset

Specifying Frame Properties

Creating and Editing Frames Content

Creating Other Content Documents

Opening an Existing Page in a Frame

Checking Frame Content

Controlling Frame Content with Links

Creating NoFrames Content

What You Have Learned

Lesson 10. Creating Forms

Lesson 11. Adding User Interactivity

Lesson 12. Managing Your Site

Lesson 13. Accessibility and Testing

Lesson 14. Editing the Code

Lesson 15. Using Find and Replace

Lesson 16. Creating Layers

Lesson 17. Extending Dreamweaver

Appx. A. Regular Expressions

Appx. B. Macintosh Shortcuts

Appx. C. Windows Shortcuts

Index

Opening an Existing Page in a Frame

You already started several content pages, so now you need to make sure they fit in the content frame. You can open those files directly in the frame to check or edit them.

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Opening an Existing Page in a Frame