Martini Hour 023, In Which Colleen Dreams of Martini-Mixing Website-Designing Software

Submitted by deke on 16 July 2009 - 2:48am.

Ah, doesn't it just feel better to slink into the 'lounge on a Thursday? The weekend's in sight and it's time to unwind. Of course, anytime is good for kicking off your shoes, pouring yourself a relaxing beverage, and talking to your friends. But somehow this Thursday spot just feels more festive. And if changing the day isn't enough to shake up your world, this week we go where Martini Hour has never gone before, to a discussion of Dreamweaver (yes, Dreamweaver!) with the wonderful web guru James Williamson.

Some of you may know James from his Dreamweaver videos at lynda.com and he's also the Director of Training at Lodestone Digital, but frankly until James walked into the lounge I had barely done much more than launch the program. Here's what Deke, James, and I covered over fine microbrews:

What can and can't Dreamweaver do for you, the creative individual who wants to rough out their first website? Where do you start? What do all those choices mean? Listen as James walks Deke and me through the Dreamweaver interface, reassuring us with his soothing vocal stylings and impeccable know-how. He's quite patient with my desire to start every project (web, drawing, etc) in InDesign. (By the way, James wrote a great blog post on Moving from Print to Web after visiting the lounge. We're inspiring and being inspired. Creative symmetry!)

Oh, and James seals his invitation to return by finishing with a fine Irish toast.

Interested? Well of course, your dreams of web design have been woven. Here's the regular-quality (192kbps) audio file. You can stream, or for best results, right-click and choose Download or Save.

For you rant-loving audiophiles out there, here's the high-quality (320kbps) file. Definitely download this one (as opposed to streaming it).

Don't want to miss a single episode of this singular treat for the mouse ears and mind? Subscribe via iTunes. And don't forget, this is a separate subscription from your regular dekePod podcast.

Got a question you'd like us to rant about on the show? Call 1-888-dekepod. (That's 1-888-335-3763.) Practice, be charming, and ask us something really intriguing. Or just ask a really sincere question with great earnestness.

Cheers!

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Comments

SEO

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Submitted by colleen on 9 March 2010 - 4:01pm.

Will erase after I stop laughing.

A good read, definitely

Submitted by annie12 on 19 March 2010 - 3:06am.

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Interesting

Submitted by bostonrob on 28 January 2010 - 8:01am.

Very informative article.
I've used dreamweaver before in conjunction with other adobe software for games designing.
Those links in the article are very useful and will help when I try to go further using the software.
Thanks!

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Submitted by stephy123 on 5 September 2009 - 2:10am.

really this was great to read through.recently have started learning about dreamweaver.and this was simply so interesting and informative for me

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Preserving Layer Thumbnail Sizes in Illustrator?

Submitted by msmithnc on 18 July 2009 - 1:43pm.
Hey, y'all - my first post! I asked this question on the Adobe forum and never got a single answer, so I figured I'd come to the real experts. I like to enlarge the layer thumbnails in Illustrator (CS3 and CS4 - I'm using both since I'm only allowed to have the program on two computers; CS4 at work and on the laptop; CS3 on my home desktop). But I haven't found a way to save the thumbnail sizes - saving the workspace doesn't seem to work; in fact if I resize them in one file, then open another one at the same time, the new file goes back to the default tiny thumbnails and I have to resize them EVERY time. Is there a way to save the thumbnail sizes? Thanks, Mary