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| I'm learning to use Dreamweaver 4 and
| after looking at online help and two
| books, I can't find anything about
| printing my HTML or JavaScript code.
|
| Do I have to go outside of the tool
| to print anything? If so, I'll
| start calling this tool Dumbweaver :)
There is no File>Print command in Dreamweaver. Macromedia may add one in
future releases because some customers seem to want it, but yes for now you
will have to print from the browser. Printing from the browser, of course,
is a much better idea since it will give you an accurate preview of what
your *users* will see when they print.
RoboHelp MVP & Certified RoboHelp Instructor
WebWorks Publisher Certified Trainer
Member, Sun's JavaHelp 2.0 Expert Group
Member, eHelp's RoboHelp Community Advisory Board
Co-moderator, HATT & wwp-users
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