Exploring the Dreamweaver Work Area
When you first open up Dreamweaver in Windows, you are given the opportunity to choose either the Dreamweaver MX workspace or the Dreamweaver 4 workspace. Dreamweaver 4 is the prior version of Dreamweaver. This feature is designed to enable those who are already comfortable with the Dreamweaver 4 interface to continue to use it. I encourage all users to try the Dreamweaver MX interface. All of the figures and examples in this book refer to the Dreamweaver MX workspace configuration.
If you selected a workspace but would now like to change to the other workspace, you can do so in Dreamweaver preferences. Select the Preferences command from the Edit menu. Select the General category, shown in Figure 1.1, and ...
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