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Dreamweaver workspace

Inspectors, Launchers, and Palettes
Dreamweaver by example
What you can learn from the Property   Inspector
Creating Tables
Manipulating Tables
Nested Tables
Splitting and Merging cells
Adding content
Linking content
Rollover Effects
Cascading Style Sheets
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  The Dreamweaver Workspace
Take a look at the Dreamweaver workspace:
Cluttered isn't it? Not to worry, the Dreamweaver crew of inspectors and palettes are mobile creatures you can configure any way you like.
 
  To remove a palette from the screen simply click the X in the upper right corner.
  In order to a access it again select Window>(and the name of the palette you are   trying to open).
    In order to access the Property Inspector, for instance, you would select     Window>Properties.
   
  Pallets can be resized by using tried and true dragging techniques with the cursor.
 
Note: Take note that tools are stacked in groups within larger palettes. The CSS Styles palette, for example, contains the palettes for HTML styles, CSS styles, and behaviors.