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Use Adobe PageMill 2 to easily create engaging Web pages; let Web users see your page designs as you intended using Adobe Acrobat; publish files created in Adobe Persuasion, Adobe Pagemaker, and Adobe FrameMaker on the Web; unleash and understand the power of Adobe Photoshop 4 for Web graphics; discover what Adobe Illustrator can do for Web graphics; and place video on your Web pages using Premiere and After Effects.

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Everything users need to know about the latest design, publishing techniques, and authoring with Adobe's entire product family is included in this comprehensive tome! Users will explore typography, page layout, image and editing and learn how to produce eye-catching Web page design. - Windows and Macintosh compatible CD-ROM includes demos of the Adobe products discussed in the book, as well as a selection of additional Web development tools, templates, and examples from the book

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   1 of 1 people found the following review helpful: Packed with Adobe Goodness, May 5, 1999 By A Customer It's true, this book focuses exclusively on Adobe software, but it IS called Adobe Web Design & Publishing. The warning is right there in the title. That said, it's a tome of useful tips on using Adobe software to create professional quality web sites and graphics. If you use Adobe software to create web sites, consider buying this book. One caveat: Adobe Web Design & Publishing does not cover Adobe's latest and greatest web site design software, Go Live. Hopefully the next version will.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   3 of 4 people found the following review helpful: Some useful information, but mostly a long ad for Adobe., October 20, 1998 By A Customer Beware those Adobe-endorsed books. While there are some useful examples herein, most of this is just one long diatribe on the virtues of Adobe and their pivotal place in developing web content. If you're looking to this book to discover how to publish for the web, there are precious few really useful pointers. While the Adobe Classroom in a Book series is instructive, their other titles are of very limitted usefulness (and often very expensive). This book is no exception. Lacks any real discussion of the intricacies of web design. Say nay. Docked a notch for being so expensive.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you?