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Congratulations! You've just finished the last lesson in this comprehensive introduction to Adobe Dreamweaver CS5, the latest version of this leading html editor and website creation tool. You now should have a solid understanding of all of Dreamweaver's most important and useful features and be familiar enough with the application to start building your own Web Pages and websites. You should also now have a solid understanding of the Dreamweaver CS5 Application Interface including all of Dreamweaver's important Windows, Panels, and Interface Components. You also know how to setup a Dreamweaver site and how to use proper file and site management techniques to avoid the problems that many beginners experience in their first handful of Dreamweaver sites. In this course you've learned how to add and format text in both list and paragraph forms using the Property Inspector. You've learned how to insert video, graphics and Flash animations into your Dreamweaver documents and also how to lay out HTML documents using tables, by drawing AP DIVs, or by pre-defining your DIV Tags in the CSS Panel. The course next covered how to set up and test Links and how to create Forms using HTML Form Objects. The course included a lot of techniques for formatting these Forms so they're easier to fill out and use. This course also presented how to automatically create your Web Pages through the use of Library Elements and how to add interactivity to these pages through the use of JavaScript Behaviors and Dreamweaver Spry Widgets and Spry Effects. Through this course you now have the skills and tools for managing your Dreamweaver sites such as finding problems, checking links and orphaned files, managing external links and how to properly change the names and locations of your site files and folders. The course concluded with a review of how to extend the functionality of Dreamweaver CS5 through the use of third-party extensions found at the Dreamweaver Exchange site and managed with the Adobe Widget Browser and the Adobe Extension Manager. I hope this course has given you an idea of just what an indispensable tool Dreamweaver is for designing, developing and maintaining websites and Web applications and why Dreamweaver is the world's leading HTML editor. Dreamweaver's flexible workspaces, clean HTML code generation and deep feature set has earned it its reputation as the tool of choice for Web designers and developers worldwide. Personally speaking, of all the various software tools that I use throughout my work week, Dreamweaver is one of the few that I use on a daily basis and is definitely the one that I'm in the most demand to teach. It's just a great tool full stop. I hope you've enjoyed this course as much as I've enjoyed delivering it to you and good luck with all your future Web endeavors.