Macintosh versus Windows in Java

Generation Code 128 Code Set C in Java Macintosh versus Windows

Macromedia Studio is both a Windows and a Macintosh product In this book, you see us use the Windows commands, and the figures are all showing Windows XP The reason we chose to use the Windows version is because the ColdFusion MX 61 Developer Edition is included on the Windows version, but not the Macintosh version of the product If you are using Macromedia Studio on the Mac, you can still do everything in Book VI if you re using ColdFusion at your place of business or if your Internet Service Provider (ISP) supports ColdFusion In general, you can convert between Windows (PC) and Macintosh key commands by using the following equivalencies:

The Ctrl key on a PC is equivalent to the Cmd ( ) key on a Mac The Alt key on a PC is equivalent to the Option key on a Mac The Enter key on a PC is equivalent to the Return key on a Mac

Like all the All-in-One Desk References, this book s chapters are organized into minibooks Most of the minibooks revolve around products, but one is geared toward the Web development process The following sections describe each minibook in more detail

Before we jump into the products in the Macromedia Studio suite, we want to frame the conversation around how Web sites get built: things to consider, organizing yourself, and so on This minibook walks you through how to figure out what it is you re really building, and how you should go about preparing to build it

Dreamweaver MX 2004 is the crux of any Web development effort with Macromedia Studio, so naturally, this is a good place to start In this minibook, you get a hands-on look at how you can use Dreamweaver to create and manage your Web sites, whether they re more design-oriented (with Macromedia Flash) or technology-driven (with ColdFusion)

Whereas Dreamweaver is the tool that helps you manage your Web site, Fireworks MX 2004 is designed to spur your creative vision This minibook shows you how to use the variety of tools in this impressive program to bring the look and feel of your site to life It also shows you how to use Fireworks in conjunction with the other Macromedia Studio products (such as Macromedia Flash) effectively

This is the minibook for the true illustrators Whether the final product is a Flash-based or a traditional HTML-based site, FreeHand MX gives designers the tools they need to create compelling imagery In this minibook, you find out how to turn your ideas into working graphical art to be used in a variety of Web applications

Macromedia Flash MX 2004 is probably the most exciting of the Macromedia products Macromedia Flash delivers animation, sound, and interactivity to the Web like no other product ever has If you ve ever wanted to find out how to use this tool to add some new zeal to your Web site, then this is the minibook for you!

ColdFusion, once left for dead by many in the industry, now appears well poised to lead mainstream Web development into the dynamic content arena In this minibook, you too can find out just how easy it is to use ColdFusion to create dynamic Web sites

In this minibook, we introduce you to the newest member of the Macromedia family, Contribute 2 Designed as a collaborative tool that turns your hard development work into an easy interface for non-techies to update and publish content to the Web, Contribute puts the power of building Web sites in the hands of the people you work with In this minibook, you find everything you need to know to get you and your collaborators up and running with Contribute in no time flat