How to Do Everything NetObjects Fusion 11
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How to Do Everything NetObjects Fusion 11

How to Do Everything NetObjects Fusion 11

by David Plotkin

Overview

Design custom web sites with NetObjects Fusion 11

Get up and running quickly on the latest version of the complete, do-it-yourself web site design software. How to Do Everything: NetObjects Fusion 11 explains how to navigate the interface, configure the toolbars and panels, create web sites and pages, position and format text, and include graphics and audio. You'll get tips for designing and structuring your site, and adding advanced functionality, such as search capability, site mapping, forms, FAQs, Guestbooks, and security. Design, develop, publish, and manage your NetObjects Fusion 11 web site with ease using this hands-on guide.

  • Build a web site template and pages
  • Add text, graphics, and audio
  • Work with tables and objects
  • Establish site look and feel with SiteStyles
  • Set up site navigation and build hyperlinks
  • Create a photo gallery
  • Customize your site with Flash, Java, and ActiveX
  • Collect data with forms
  • Set up Frequently Asked Questions and Guestbooks
  • Create advanced functionality with custom components
  • Publish your site to the web

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780071643627
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
Publication date: 10/15/2008
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: NOOK Book
Pages: 432
File size: 23 MB
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About the Author

David Plotkin designs computer systems, databases, and websites. He is the author of How to Do Everything with Photoshop Elements 3 and How to Do Everything with Microsoft FrontPage.

Table of Contents

Part I: Build Web Sites and Pages Chapter 1. Navigate in NetObjects Fusion Chapter 2. Build an Initial Web Site Chapter 3. Build a New Web Page Chapter 4. Create and Format Text Chapter 5. Add Graphics and Sound to Your Web Page Chapter 6. Work with Tables Chapter 7. Work with Objects Part II: Customize the Look and Navigation Chapter 8. Establish Look and Feel with SiteStyles Chapter 9. Set Up Site Navigation and Build Hyperlinks Chapter 10. Create a Photo Gallery Chapter 11. Add Behavior with Custom Controls Part III: Advanced Web Tools Chapter 12. Customize Your Web Site with Flash, Java, and ActiveX Chapter 13. Collect Data with Forms Chapter 14. Create Advanced Functionality with Custom Components Part IV: Manage and Publish Your Web Site Chapter 15. Publish Static Data Chapter 16. Publish Your Web Site Index

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How to Do Everything with NetObjects Fusion 11 3.5 out of 5 based on 0 ratings. 4 reviews.
Anonymous More than 1 year ago
There is not much more to this book (actually even less) than the free online user manual from Netobjects. I was looking for something more and was disappointed. Nice to have on the book shelf, but cost does not warrant a purchase. Again, not bad, just a lot less than there should be. What about some tips that are not found in the users manual, etc. Disappointing...
GoodQInc More than 1 year ago
This book fills a void for users of Netobjects Fusion---the middle ground between the 202-page Fusion PDF Getting Started Guide (a tutorial), and the 1,160-page Fusion PDF User Guide (if you print this double-sided, it will take three 2" plastic comb binders). This book is extremely well written, comprehensive, and an easy read. I also like David's personal observations along the way, such as "...Fusion is not a well-known product, though this is a shame...." NetObjects Fusion is an excellent web-authoring program, and this book is an excellent companion!
hookedreader More than 1 year ago
I had purchased the paperback of this book and realized that my color Nook has spoiled me. So I bought another copy, this time as an e-book, and was very happy with what I received. I have been able to study NOF at my free moments and it has been a critical asset to overcoming the barrier to using that program. Though I have version 12 of NOF, there are no manuals or books and their documentation sucks. I had bought and studied Plotkins' book on Microsoft's FrontPage and found it indispensible depite that there are many other books on that, now obsolete program. But this second book of his is far superior to his first. Thank you Mr. Plotkin (p.s., his writing skill is also exceptional good unlike many user books)
Anonymous More than 1 year ago