With the new integration between Dreamweaver CS4 and Photoshop CS4 you work faster than ever. In less than a minute we'll show you just how much faster.

Learn how to position individual elements in your Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 project. Greg Rewis shows you all the tips and tricks to get it done right in this Dreamweaver CS4 tutorial.

No need to hire a contractor to turn your Photoshop web page design into HTML & CSS. Fireworks CS4 can save you a ton of time and money.

Ruth Stryker shows you how to create a .CSS file and link to it from an existing HTML pages. This tutorial is taken from Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Learn by Video - the official training for the Adobe Certified Associate exam: www.peachpit.com/learnbyvideo.

Ruth Stryker explains the benefits of CSS in setting up and using styles to format text. This tutorial is from the Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Learn by Video - the official training for the Adobe Certified Associate exam: www.peachpit.com/learnbyvideo.

Save time by designing your web pages under real-world browser conditions with Live View in Dreamweaver CS4. Changes to the code are instantly reflected in the rendered display.

You can animate purely in ActionScript by reviewing the basic geometry practices of animating. In this video, Doug reviews animation slope, frame rates and other elements to get you ready.

Explore the landscape of the web today. Understand what technologies are available to you, when and how to use each technology to add richness and interactivity to your designs.

View a preview of the innovative new Learn by Video series, a complete training program that includes up to 19 hours of high-quality video instruction and is the official training curriculum for the Adobe Certified Associate exam.

Paul walks you through you a brief introduction to AS3. This episode is very simple and helps you get started using event listeners in Flash so you can begin adding interaction to your Flash projects.

Learn a straightforward process for developing prototypes. Starting with a whiteboard sketch, learn how Fireworks can take a design from concept to wireframe. Then create a functional, click-through prototype from the wireframes to simulate online...

Turn a Photoshop layout into a working web page faster than ever. Adobe Web Evangelist Greg Rewis shows you how in Adobe Fireworks CS4.

Join Bill Bain as he shows us how Full Sail University is using Flash CS4 Professional to take students from a design-centric to a development-centric discipline.

Become familiar with the workspace and creating new documents. See how you can style text using CSS, preview and edit files, and manage files.

In this episode, we'll take a look at the building blocks of CSS from basic selectors to semantics to positioning - there's a lot to learn! We'll tie it all together using Dreamweaver CS3.

In this episode, we'll take a look at the building blocks of CSS from basic selectors to semantics to positioning-there's a lot to learn! We'll tie it all together using Dreamweaver CS3.

Get an overview of what Dreamweaver can do. Create web pages, structure and declare text, and place images on the page. Use CSS to format a web page.

Plan websites for optimal layout and organization. Define a site from multiple locations. Use the Site Definition interface to connect to a server.

Design pages using Dreamweaver's prebuilt starter pages. Choose between one-, two-, and three-column layouts. Add headers, footers, and sidebars.

Personalize a website with custom text and images. Add assets using multiple workflows. Integrate Word, Excel, and Dreamweaver.

Use CSS rules to style web pages. Write contextual or descendant selectors to change the size, color, and font of text. Duplicate rules for subheadings.

Take advantage of Dreamweaver's integration with other Creative Suite applications. Use the Creative Suite workflow to import Photoshop files.

Enhance websites by adding multimedia elements, such as video. Use Dreamweaver's integration with Flash to create FLV files. No scripting required.

Use Dreamweaver's testing feature to check links and its site management capabilities to upload websites to remote servers.

Learn how to set up a Dreamweaver site, the first step to building a website in Dreamweaver.

Work with all documents that are related or attached to the current document without losing the current document’s focus.

Learn to work in Design view, Code view, Split view, and Vertical split view. Switch between workspaces optimized for designers and developers.

In this episode, we'll take a look at the building blocks of CSS from basic selectors to semantics to positioning - there's a lot to learn! We'll tie it all together using Dreamweaver CS3.

Use the CSS Property inspector to easily create, edit, and apply cascading style sheets (CSS) to your document.

Greg Rewis shows you how the new Live View feature in Dreamweaver CS4 helps you be more productive by letting you preview your web pages without having to load them in a browser.

Move among CS4 design applications easily with the common interface elements. Adapt each to your style with a preset or custom workspace.

Edit Smart Objects created from Photoshop PSD files, directly in Dreamweaver. Copy, paste, and optimize slices from PSD files.

Set up a connection to an SVN (Subversion) version control server.

Build a Spry data set in a few easy steps. You can build both HTML and XML data sets.

Learn to create tooltips with the Spry Tooltip widget. Learn about the form validation widgets that come with Dreamweaver.

Write code more rapidly with code hinting support for JavaScript, the DOM (Document Object Model), and Spry.

Learn Flash workflow basics: using the workspace, creating and importing artwork, using symbols and Timeline, and publishing SWF files.

Learn what Flash is and what it can do. Create and display animation, video, and sound content. Add interactivity. Learn the Flash interface.

Learn essential Flash file types, including FLA, SWF, FLV, F4V, and MP4. Discover other file types, such as ActionScript and XFL.

Tour the Welcome screen and save files in Flash. Learn the three major parts of the Flash interface: the Stage, the Timeline, and the panels.

Customize the interface by using preset workspaces or creating your own. Learn about different workspace options, such as Essentials and Designer.

Become familiar with the Flash drawing tools. Use the Line, Pencil, and Shape tools. Change the color of a shape's stroke and fill.

Learn object and merge, the two main drawing types in Flash CS4. Explore the benefits and limitations of each drawing type. Create custom shapes.

Understand the importance of symbols as the basic building blocks of Flash CS4. Learn the difference between movie clips, buttons, and graphics.

Import bitmap images to the Stage or the Library. Take an image from the Library and place it on the Stage.

Utilize sound in Flash movies. Import sound to the Stage or the Library. Open the Sound Properties window to change the compression of a sound.

Use Adobe Media Encoder to encode a video clip as an FLV, F4V, or MP4 file. Import video into Flash. Choose the controls to play back the video.

Create animations using tweens. Learn what tweens are and discover the different types: shape, motion, armature, and bone tweens.

Learn how to create shape tweens. Identify object and merge drawings. Create starting and ending keyframes. Preview complex shape tweens.

Learn how to create a motion tween, step by step. Animate symbols and apply special effects unique to motion tweens. Preview Flash animations.

Control the properties of an animation using the Motion Editor. Adjust the x and y values and property keyframes. Add effects using filters.

Save and reuse animations using the Motion Presets panel. Use default and custom presets to enhance animations.

Create bone systems to easily create animated hinge effects. Generate complex animations using a bone system. Preview an animation and test a movie.

Use ActionScript to control the Timeline or add interactivity to animations. Place ActionScript code in frames on the Timeline or in external files.

Use ActionScript to build a simple, interactive application. Use keyboard shortcuts to view ActionScript. Add event listeners and stop actions.

Create Flash movies for the Web. Automatically create HTML, SWF, FLA, and F4V files. Preview Flash movies in a web browser.

Create animation using motion tweens. Create complex effects by creating custom motion paths and adding and editing property keyframes.

Learn editing techniques that allow you to create more complex animations by using nested symbols and custom ease curves.

Use the Motion Editor to finely control the tweening of individual properties. Also apply ease curves to individual property tweens.

Use motion tween presets, and learn how to create and save your own motion tweens as presets.

Use inverse kinematics to add motion and distortion to objects. Use Bone and Bind tools to create armatures and animate them in the Timeline.

Use the Deco and Spray Brush tools to turn graphic shapes that you create into complex geometric patterns.

Create 3D effects with the 3D Rotation and 3D Translation tools. Use the Perspective Angle property to control the appearance of 3D effects.

Create a rich layout in InDesign prior to exporting to XFL. Then add animation in Flash Professional.

Learn to export Illustrator files with multiple artboards to Flash, set options for export and view the art in the Flash library and Timeline.

Learn how to create content in After Effects for export to Flash in XFL format, allowing native editing in Flash.

Learn to add cue points to files in Soundbooth, import sounds into Flash, and perform round-trip editing between Flash with Soundbooth.

Export an InDesign document to XFL. Edit the resulting file in Flash Pro while preserving the visual appearance of the original.

Create and preview mobile content on a wide range of devices. Interact with these emulated devices to preview and test your content.

Host John Schuman introduces the fundamentals of Flash CS3 such as creating symbols, drawing tips and tricks and more. John will also introduce the virtual hero of the series, Victor Vector.

In this episode of FIF we will explore the fundamentals of animation and some of the various animation techniques like keyframing and motion tweening and how to use the ease in/ease out control.

Continuing with the Victor Vector project, putting the various animation and graphical components together and introducing sound. How to use Movie Clip filters, blends, and alter the speed of a motion tween with custom ease in/ease out.

Get acquainted with the workspace and productivity enhancements in Fireworks, plus the new options for exporting content to HTML/CSS, PDF, Flash, and AIR.

Get an overview of what Fireworks does. Work with bitmap and vector images in the same document. Deliver content in multiple formats.

Learn the Fireworks interface, from the Toolbar to the Property Inspector. Enjoy seamless integration with other Adobe applications.

Get images in and out of Fireworks. Open Photoshop files with layer comps. Save files in multiple formats. Export Fireworks files.

Work faster and smarter with Smart Guides, tooltips, and guide measurements. Create interfaces, designs, and image collages more easily.

Use in-place symbol editing and 9-slice scaling to edit, nest, and scale symbols. Use keyboard shortcuts to add identical attributes.

Create a web page with standards-based HTML and CSS. Insert slices, avoid overlaps, and learn techniques for using divs and exporting text.

Create HTML click-throughs. Use master pages to share common elements across multiple pages. Import text and images. Add interactive elements.

Create interactive PDFs from a multi-page Fireworks file. Utilize hotspots and Acrobat features like comments and password protection.

Build an AIR prototype for distribution across multiple desktops and platforms. Add rollover effects, links, and pages. Preview an AIR package.

Learn how to conduct iterative and rapid prototyping in Fireworks CS4 using disjoint rollovers, effective use of symbols, and exporting as HTML and images.

Learn how to create wireframes in Fireworks using pages, layers, grids, guides, smart guides, and rich symbols.

Learn how to add interactivity to wireframes in Fireworks CS4 by creating a navigation bar and using slices and hotspots.

Learn how to conduct iterative and rapid prototyping in Fireworks CS4 using disjoint rollovers, effective use of symbols, and exporting as HTML and images.

Provide functional prototypes to clients by exporting them to web pages, interactive PDFs, AIR applications, or Flash presentations.

With a page comp in hand, we’ll explore the techniques to move your creation from Photoshop or Fireworks to Dreamweaver CS3, leveraging the CSS starter layouts to streamline the design process.

Import Photoshop files into Fireworks. Retain font attributes, keep layers intact. Fine-tune tradeoffs between editability and consistent appearance.

Use styles to quickly apply changes you make in one object to other objects. Use symbols to add reusable, editable components in your designs.

Intelligently scale objects or graphic symbols (in vector or bitmap files) with 9-slice scaling. Combine 9-slice scaling with Smart Guides.

Create web pages and export web standards compliant, CSS-based layouts, with external style sheets, in one step by observing simple design rules.

Browse, search, and modify Kuler color themes directly in your CS4 application. Include them in your workflow by using the Swatches panel.

Use ConnectNow to share your screen with other users online, directly from the interface of your CS4 application.

Move among CS4 design applications easily with the common interface elements. Adapt each to your style with a preset or custom workspace.