You can use Dreamweaver to create, edit, and publish pages on the World Wide Web.
The World Wide Web — or simply the Web — is a global collection of documents located on Internet-connected computers.
You can access the Web by using a Web browser, such as Internet Explorer, Safari, or Firefox.
Web pages are connected to one another by hyperlinks that you can click.
A Web site is a collection of linked Web pages stored on a Web server.
Most Web sites have a home page that describes the information located on the Web site and provides a place where people can start their exploration of the Web site.
A good Web site includes links that make it easy to find the most important content on the site.
Dreamweaver is a program that enables you to create and edit Web pages with hyperlinks, text, images, and multimedia.
You can design Web pages on your computer and then, when you are finished, use Dreamweaver to transfer the finished files to a Web server where others can view them on the Web.
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