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Visit www.macromedia.com and download an evaluation copy of Studio 8 before you buy it to make sure its want you want. May I suggest www.webhostingstuff.com to help you find a hosting service. I'd stay a way from Frontpage...IMHO it adds to much extraneous code to your pages.

Check out Eric Meyer's Web.... I think he describes what you are trying to do here===>http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/curvelicious/demo.html I'm teaching myself CSS as well as just having completed an online course. I'm still trying to absorb everything and apply it to my web work.

I'm getting the feeling there are a lot of Europeans on this form and that it is based in Britain. Is this documented somewhere that i just didn't read? I'm curious where folks are from and maybe some background info. I'm sorry if this has been done before... I'm not one for reading too far...

I probably have you all beat....25 with 26 years experience. Trick to staying young is never letting your brain get old!

I'm in Connecticut. I put premium in my car. $2.50+ per gallon. It really hurts!

You may find this site helpful... It has tutorials although they are a bit outdated, they probably will fit your versions just fine. I too used Photoshop 6 forever and am now only using 7. I get comfortable with something and hate the change. I used Dreamweaver 3 until only a few months...

Thanks for you comments and taking the time to review the site. My thoughts are similar to yours. I have only tried to be true to the artist's design to prove a point...it doesn't lend itself to the web as designed! I didn't even want to do the intro since I don't even work in Flash but my...

posting on the comuter forum for a while which relates to my day job. One of my hobbies/part time jobs is web design. I am far from a graphic artist or even a professional webmaster/designer but I feel I am fairly accomplished. Everything I know is self taught. I'm desparately trying to...

You have a couple of options... You can upload the pictures full size (i.e., 500 x 500) to your site but resize them for your 3x3 table in a small size (i.e., 150 x150) within the software so that when a visitor clicks on them they open in a browser window. This would result in the user...