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Introduction 24
Streamlining your workflow
The Assets panel
allows you to manage your site’s assets. You can see all the
images, colors, external URLs, and scripts, as well as Flash, Shockwave,
QuickTime, template, and library items in a central location. Preview assets, and
then drag them right into place on your HTML document. Save commonly used
assets in a favorites list and reuse them across sites. See “Using the Assets panel” on
page 222 and “Using favorite assets” on page 229.
Improved Design Notes
let you attach notes to a file so you can track changes or
communicate about development issues with other members of your team. You can
insert and view comments directly in the Dreamweaver Site window. See “About
Design Notes” on page 134 and “Using reports to improve workflow” on page 141.
Integrated e-mail
allows you to communicate with team members. When a file is
checked out by someone else, you can now click on the team member’s name to send
an e-mail message. See “Setting up the Check In/Check Out system” on page 132.
Site reporting
lets you use several predefined reports to test common HTML
document problems, such as untitled documents or missing
alt
tags. You can also
write custom reports to suit your needs, display report results, and open problem
files within the Report results window. See “Setting up the Check In/Check Out
system” on page 132 and “Creating reports” on page 510.
SourceSafe integration
If you own SourceSafe, you can now check files into and
out of SourceSafe while working in Dreamweaver. See “Using Dreamweaver with
Visual SourceSafe” on page 128.
WebDAV integration
now use Dreamweaver to transfer files using the WebDAV
protocol. See “Using Dreamweaver with the WebDAV protocol” on page 127.
The Package Manager
(formerly the Extension Manager) easily install extensions
with a single click. Visit the Macromedia Exchange and download useful extensions
to make your job easier. See “Adding extensions to Dreamweaver” on page 93.
Common user interface
Keyboard shortcuts
have a new interface that is common to all Macromedia Web
publishing products. This new interface allows you to edit existing keyboard
shortcuts, create new shortcuts for menu items, and delete keyboard shortcuts you
don’t want. You can also switch between sets of keyboard shortcut configurations.
See “Using the Keyboard Shortcut Editor” on page 90.
Window management
is now improved: all windows snap into place. When you
open a new window, Dreamweaver prevents it from overlapping visible panels.
Panels
now have a new Macromedia look and behave consistently across the Web
publishing products. All panels have icons and text so that you can easily identify
them. Panels all use system colors and fonts on both Windows and Macintosh
systems, and have consistent snapping and dragging behaviors.