The Web Collection Revealed Premium Edition: Adobe Dreamweaver CS5, Flash CS5 and Photoshop CS5

900 Pages·2010·81.36 MB·English

by  Sherry Bishop

ADOBE CERTIFIED EXPERT PROGRAM
WHAT IS THE ADOBE CERTIFIED EXPERT (ACE) PROGRAM? REVEALED TITLES FOR ADOBE CERTIFIED EXPERT STUDY
The Adobe Certifi ed Expert program is for graphic designers, Web designers, MATERIALS
systems integrators, value-added resellers, developers, and business professionals
The Revealed Series off ers a number of ACE courseware products that cover the
seeking offi cial recognition of their expertise on Adobe Products.
objectives required to pass an Adobe Product Profi ciency Exam. After studying
with any of the books listed below, you should be prepared to take an Adobe
WHAT IS AN ACE?
Product Profi ciency Exam.
An Adobe Certifi ed Expert is an individual who has passed an Adobe Product
Profi ciency Exam for a specifi c Adobe software product. Adobe Certifi ed Experts EXAM NAME SERIES/TITLE
are eligible to promote themselves to clients or employers as highly skilled,
expert-level users of Adobe software. ACE certifi cation is a worldwide standard for Adobe® Photoshop® CS5 Revealed: Adobe Photoshop CS5
excellence in Adobe software knowledge. To become an Adobe Certifi ed Expert, Adobe® InDesign® CS5 Revealed: Adobe InDesign CS5
you must pass a product-specifi c Adobe Product Profi ciency Exam.
Adobe® Dreamweaver® CS5 Revealed: Adobe Dreamweaver CS5
Adobe® Illustrator® CS5 Revealed: Adobe Illustrator CS5
Adobe® Flash® CS5 Revealed: Adobe Flash
Adobe® Premiere Pro® CS5 Revealed: The Video Collection: Adobe
Premiere Pro CS5, After Eff ects CS5,
Soundbooth CS5, Encore CS5
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PREMIUM EDITION
THE WEB
ADOBE
COLLECTION DREAMWEAVER CS5
FLASH CS5
PHOTOSHOP CS5
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PREMIUM EDITION
THE WEB
ADOBE
COLLECTION DREAMWEAVER CS5
FLASH CS5
PHOTOSHOP CS5
SHERRY BISHOP, JIM SHUMAN & ELIZABETH EISNER REDING
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SERIES C&O ANUTTEHNOTRS VISION
Revealed Series Vision New to This Edition Th e copyright content was generously
provided by my dear friend Barbara Waxer.
Th e Revealed Series is your guide to today’s Th e latest edition of Th e Web Collection
Additional information on locating media
hottest multimedia applications. Th ese Premium Edition includes many exciting
on the Internet and determining its legal
comprehensive books teach the skills behind new features, some of which are listed below:
use is available in her Revealed Series
the application, showing you how to apply
■ Th e new Live view navigation, simpli- book Internet Surf and Turf Revealed: Th e
smart design principles to multimedia
fi ed site setup, and Web 2.0 coverage in Essential Guide to Copyright, Fair Use,
products such as dynamic graphics,
Dreamweaver. and Finding Media.
animation, websites, soft ware authoring
■ Th e Text Layout Format and enhanced
tools, and digital video. John Shanley did double duty this time.
character animation in Flash.
As the Dreamweaver Technical Editor for
A team of design professionals including ■ Repoussé, MiniBridge, and Confi gurator
both Mac and PC, he carefully tested each
multimedia instructors, students, authors, in Photoshop.
step to make sure that the end product was
and editors worked together to create this
Authors’ Visions
error-free. He gave exceptional feedback
series. We recognized the unique learning
environment of the multimedia classroom This book will introduce you to three as he reviewed each chapter. Th is part of
and created a series that: fascinating programs that will hopefully the publishing process is what truly sets
inspire you to create rich and exciting Delmar Cengage Learning apart from
■ Gives you comprehensive step-by-step websites. Through the work of many other publishers.
instructions talented and creative individuals, this
Tintu Th omas, Amrin Sahay, and Kathy
■ Off ers in-depth explanation of the “Why” text was created for you. Our Product
Kucharek, our Content Product Managers,
behind a skill Manager, Jane Hosie-Bounar, guided and
kept the schedule on track. We thank them
■ Includes creative projects for directed the team from start to finish. She
for keeping up with the many details and
additional practice is a talented and tireless individual—the
deadlines. Th e work is beautiful.
■ Explains concepts clearly using ultimate professional and visionary. She is
full-color visuals rock solid—someone I can always count Brianna Hawes patiently contacted the
on for sage advice and guidance. Barbara websites we used as examples to obtain
It was our goal to create a book that speaks
Clemens, my Development Editor, is an permission for their inclusion. Th is
directly to the multimedia and design
example of so many things I value: joy, component adds much to the content of
community—one of the most rapidly
kindness, patience, and determination. the book and would not have been possible
growing computer fi elds today. We think
Although we live thousands of miles apart, without her good work. Th ank you to each
we’ve done just that, with a sophisticated and
I always feel a void when our working time of you that allowed us to use images from
instructive book design.
together is over. your websites.
—Th e Revealed Series
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Harold Johnson quietly worked behind the last forty years. Our travels with our children soft ware revision, but to those of us “making
scenes to ensure that my grammatical and and grandchildren provide happy memories it happen” it means not only working under
punctuation errors were corrected. He also for us and content for the websites. You will ridiculous deadlines (which we’re used to),
provided valuable insight in regard to the see the faces of my precious grandchildren but it also means working with slightly
accuracy of content specifi cs. Paula Melton Jacob, Emma, Th omas, and Caroline peeking diff erent teams with slightly diff erent ways
authored the test banks. out from some of the pages. of doing things. Karen Stevens, Susan
Whalen, Jane Hosie-Bounar, Tintu Th omas,
Special thanks go to Jim Gish, Senior —Sherry Bishop
and I have all worked together before on
Acquisitions Editor, and Sandy Clark,
I would like to thank Jane Hosie-Bounar this project that has spanned more years
the Director of Learning Solutions. Th ey
for her leadership in guiding us through than we care to admit. Th anks also to Jim
have embraced the Revealed books with
this project. A very special thanks to Pam Gish, Sarah Timm, Kathy Kucharek, and
enthusiasm and grace and provided us with
Conrad (for her word wizardry and wit) Meaghan O’Brien. Special thanks to Amrin
such excellent resources to produce products
and to my co-authors Sherry and Liz, and Sahay, who hit the ground running. Most
that make us all proud. Th e book covers and
integration chapter editor Barbara Waxer. of us have never met face-to-face, yet once
interior design features are spectacular! Joe
I also want to give a heartfelt thanks to my again we managed to work together in a
Villanova did a fantastic job designing new
wife, Barbara, for her patience and support. professional manner, while defying the
banners and logos for the websites to give
time-space continuum with its many time
them a fresh new look. —Jim Shuman
zones, cultural holidays, and countless
Th e Beach Club in Gulf Shores, Alabama, Here we go again! Another 18 months, vacation plans.
(www.beachclubal.com) generously allowed another version of the Adobe Creative
I would also like to thank my husband,
us to use several photographs of their Suite. While it might seem unusual to some,
Michael, who is used to my disappearing acts
beautiful property for Th e Striped Umbrella this is what we in the computer textbook
when I’m facing deadlines, and to Phoebe,
website. Christie Adams, Executive Assistant, publishing biz have come to call normal. It
Bix, and Jet, who know when it’s time to
was extremely helpful and gracious. seems as though we thrive on this hurry-up-
take a break for some good old-fashioned
and-wait syndrome otherwise known as a
Typically, your family is the last to be head-scratching.
new product release. To the reader, a book
thanked. My husband, Don, supports and
magically appears on the shelf with each —Elizabeth Eisner Reding
encourages me every day, as he has for the
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CPORNETFEANCTES
Introduction to The Web Collection, Premium Edition
Welcome to Th e Web Collection Premium Edition: Adobe Dreamweaver
CS5, Flash CS5, and Photoshop CS5—Revealed. Th is book off ers creative
projects, concise instructions, and coverage of basic Dreamweaver,
Flash, Photoshop, and Creative Suite integration skills, helping you
to create polished, professional-looking websites, animations, and art
work. Use this book both in the classroom and as your own reference
guide. It also includes many of the new features of CS5.
ADOBE DREAMWEAVER CS5
Th is text is organized into 19 chapters. In these chapters, you will
1
learn many skills, including how to move amongst the Creative Suite
applications, which, in this release, provide familiar functionality from
CHAPTER GETTING STARTED WITH
one application to the next. DREAMWEAVER
1. Explore the Dreamweaver workspace
2. View a web page and use Help
3. Plan and define a website
4. Add a folder and pages
LESSON 3
Add a Selection
FROM ONE IMAGE TO ANOTHER
What You’ll Do Understanding Selections Making a Selection and Moving
Oft en the Photoshop fi le you want to create a Selection
involves using an image or part of an image You can use a variety of methods and tools
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refers to this as “making a selection.” A layer. You use selections to isolate an area
selection is an area of an image surrounded by you want to alter. For example, you can use
a marquee, a dashed line that encloses the area the Magnetic Lasso tool to select complex A What You’ll Do fi gure begins every lesson. Th is fi gure gives you an
you want to edit or move to another image, as shapes by clicking the starting point, tracing
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to another image, and remove the fringe from a selection Rectangular Marquee, Elliptical Marquee, tool to trim areas from a selection. When
using the Defringe command. Single Row Marquee, and Single Column you use the Move tool to drag a selection to a fi le from the current project or a tool you’ll be using.
Marquee. Table 2 displays the four marquee the destination image, Photoshop places the
tools and other selection tools. You can set selection in a new layer above the previously
options for each tool on the options bar when active layer.
the tool you want to use is active.
Comprehensive Conceptual Lessons
Cropping an Image Before jumping into instructions, in-depth conceptual information
You might fi nd an image that you really like, except that it contains a particular portion that you don’t
need. You can exclude, or crop, certain parts of an image by using the Crop tool on the Tools panel. tells you “why” skills are applied. Th is book provides the “how” and
Cropping hides areas of an image from view without decreasing resolution quality. To crop an image,
click the Crop tool on the Tools panel, drag the pointer around the area you want to keep, and then
press [Enter] (Win) or [return] (Mac). “why” through the use of professional examples. Also included in
the text are tips and sidebars to help you work more effi ciently and
PHOTOSHOP 312 Working with Layers
creatively, or to teach you a bit about the history or design philosophy
PS_CS5_002_ch03.indd 12 27/05/10 11:08 AM behind the skill you are using.
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