True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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1.
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The application bar displays the application name, Macromedia Dreamweaver MX; in
brackets, the Web page title; and, in parentheses, the file path and file name of the displayed Web
page.
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2.
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Split view allows you to see both Code view and Design view for the same
document in a single window.
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3.
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The Attributes inspector displays settings for the selected element’s
properties or attributes.
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4.
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The Standard toolbar is the default toolbar that displays in the Document
window.
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5.
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After defining a remote site, you then publish it to a local site.
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6.
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When Dreamweaver looks for Web pages, links, images, and other media, the
program defaults to the designated root folder.
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7.
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A subfolder is a folder inside another folder.
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8.
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A site is the succession of folders that must be navigated to get from one
folder to another.
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9.
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To delete a Web site, click Site on the menu bar and then click Delete
Sites.
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10.
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Pressing the ENTER key starts a new single line without a blank line between
lines of text.
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11.
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The Object inspector is one of the panels you will use most often when creating
your Web pages.
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12.
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The Property inspector is not context-sensitive, so options within the Property
inspector do not change relative to the selected object.
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13.
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The question mark icon on in the Property inspector opens the Help
window.
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14.
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Closing the Property inspector removes it completely from the Document
window.
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15.
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All changes you make to properties are immediately applied in the Document
window.
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16.
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The Heading style is the normal default style for text on a Web page.
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Use the Preformatted style when you do not want a Web browser to change the line
of text in any way.
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18.
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The default font used on most Web pages is Times, a serif font.
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19.
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To access styles besides bold and italic, click Text on the menu bar and then
point to Format.
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20.
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In Dreamweaver, the default alignment for text is centered.
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21.
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You can align or center part of a heading.
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22.
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You cannot align and center complete blocks of text.
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23.
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If a frame specified in the Target box does not exist when the current document
is opened in a browser, the linked page loads in a new window with the name you specified.
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24.
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An ordered list turns the selected paragraph or heading into an item in a
bulleted list.
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25.
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An ordered list is similar to an unordered list.
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26.
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Exdent removes the indentation from the selected text by applying or removing
the blockquote tag.
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27.
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Within Dreamweaver, you cannot apply new formats after you have typed
text.
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28.
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You must select an entire line or paragraph in order to format that line or
paragraph.
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29.
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By default, browsers will display the size heading levels in the same
font.
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30.
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The point size of the six headings increases as the importance of the heading
decreases.
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31.
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You must select a single paragraph in order to center it.
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32.
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You need to select all paragraphs in order to center more than one paragraph at
a time.
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33.
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How the text displays on a Web page can improve or detract from the overall
appearance.
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34.
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Decorative font styles emulate handwritten letterforms.
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35.
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When you add bullets to paragraphs, any blank lines between each bulleted item
is removed.
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36.
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The quickest way to add blank lines between bulleted items is to click the ENTER
key at the end of each line.
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37.
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Inserting two line breaks after a bulleted item adds a blank line.
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38.
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A horizontal rule must always be black, but it can be aligned to the left,
center, or right.
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39.
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If you do not title a page, the page will be displayed in the browser window,
Favorites lists, and history lists as Untitled Document.
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40.
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Dreamweaver contains a dictionary with American British spelling options.
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41.
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The Check Spelling command ignores HTML tags and attributes.
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42.
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Attributes are additional information contained within an HTML tag.
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43.
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After creating a Web page, it is a good practice to test your Web pages by
previewing them in Web browsers to ensure they display correctly.
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44.
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In Dreamweaver, you can define up to 100 browsers for previewing.
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45.
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To print a Web page, you must first preview it in a browser.
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46.
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Dreamweaver provides an option to print the Design view, but does not provide an
option to print code.
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47.
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Printing a page from a browser is very different from printing a word processing
document.
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48.
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Clicking the Question Mark in Dreamweaver Help provides context-sensitive help
in dialog boxes and panels.
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49.
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Reference materials and other forms of assistance are available using the
Dreamweaver Help system.
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50.
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To open a Web page from the Files panel, you first must select the appropriate
Web site.
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