Getting Started

[JJazzAdobe]

I am lokking for guidance on getting started with Web Premium.  I have used several ov the products independently.

My goal right now is to develop my company website which includes some interactive features using the WP.  I have come across many starting points.

I would like to learn how the components within WP interact, get a summary on their capabilities, and learn how to develop a site from end to end using these tools.

Like I mentioned above I have some experience with a few of the components however not a comprehensive end to end perspective.

Guidance would be much appreciated.

Thanks

[Guest]

Your best bet would be to go to lynda.com and learn by watching videos.

[John T Smith · Accepted solution]

You may want the Dreamweaver forum, or go to http://forums.adobe.com/index.jspa and find a forum for web premium

This forum is to discuss the forums, not a program

[Guest]

John T Smith wrote:

You may want the Dreamweaver forum, or go to http://forums.adobe.com/index.jspa and find a forum for web premium

This forum is to discuss the forums, not a program

Sometimes you overdo the forum traffic cop.

The question doesn't belong to any specific application and Buko's answer was probably the best way.

He's not likely to find http://forums.adobe.com/community/design_development/webdesign from that atrocious entry page, so coming here was the best thing. It is a forum question.

[Phillip_M_Jones]

atleast what he did was better that allowing folks here that are mad and tweaked at the system, to  make silly comments that only serve to make the person want to crawl in a hole and hide for asking and innocent question.

Instead of Making fun assume they don't know are got hear by accident, simply redirect them. It will actually make your health better if you do a good deed. Might have to not take another dose of Mallox or Zantac pills.

[Guest]

"My goal right now is to develop my company website"

Nothing seems serious anymore.

I know, take another Cialis...

[Guest]

prilosec otc. thanks for reminding me!

[Guest]

Lookie at them 2 red bars!!

[Phillip_M_Jones]

Zantac or Ranitidine, work better and last longer.

If you have constant issues take one in morning one at night

And if you use the Ranitidine version (Generic) its even cheaper.

[Guest]

prilosec otc - recommended by my doc for severe daily constant recurring heartburn. 1/day. haven't had a problem in 6 mos. the generic is called "Omeprazole".

[Guest]

dave milbut wrote:

... the generic is called "Omeprazole".

And the one for Montezuma's revenge is called Omearzole!   

[Ildhund]

<creased>

Where do you get it from?

N

[Guest]

Ildhund wrote:

Where do you get it from?

Mexico   

[Guest]

me-HE-co!

[Phos_four_dots]

John Joslin wrote:

And the one for Montezuma's revenge is called Omearzole!   

BWAAAAHAHAHAHA!

BWAAAAHAHAHAHA!

[~graffiti]

dave milbut wrote:

prilosec otc - recommended by my doc for severe daily constant recurring heartburn. 1/day. haven't had a problem in 6 mos. the generic is called "Omeprazole".

That's what I take too (Omeprazole. Sounds like a pasta dish don't it?). Yes, it's like Prilosec but the dosage is typically much stronger. Prilosec wasn't working any more for me...

[Guest]

Montezuma's revenge: Keeping track of working toilets is the most important thing in life.

[Phillip_M_Jones]

dec9 wrote:

Montezuma's revenge: Keeping track of working toilets is the most important thing in life.

Kaopectate will cure it. 

[Guest]

Kaopectate will cure it.

... and some fell on stony ground.

   

(at least Phos had a larf!     )