FrontPage and Dreamweaver take different approaches to designing Web sites and pages. FrontPage, based on a familiar word processing metaphor, is immediately appealing to Microsoft Office users, but its features and tools lack depth. Dreamweaver, which is built for Web designers and coders, offers a richer features set that anticipates the needs of Web developers. This white paper describes how FrontPage and Dreamweaver differ in their features and workflow, and shows you how easy it is to make the transition from FrontPage to Dreamweaver.
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