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For those who don't know, Adobe Dreamweaver Creative Suite 4 (CS4), is a well-known commercial web editor that enables you to design, build and manage complex websites. The editor is a What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get (WYSIWYG) web editor, which means that you can create your web page visually and whatever you see on the screen while designing is what you will get when your site is loaded in a normal web browser.

Are you thinking of joining the online world and creating a website? Not quite sure what program to use or even what type of program language is the best to use for building a professional and attractive website? Dreamweaver is a program that creates websites.

Save a huge amount of time building web pages by using Dreamweaver CS4's new Related Files bar. Greg Rewis shows how you can instantly find and modify all your related files.

About AccessColor AccessColor tests the color contrast and color brightness between the foreground and background of all elements in the DOM to make sure that the contrast is high enough for people with visual impairments. Assuring that you provide enough color contrast between foreground and background colors takes time and we hope that this tool will help web developers to build accessible websites by visually flagging the section(s) of a page with problematic color combinations. AccessColor will find the relevant colour combinations within your HTML and CSS documents rather than requiring you to find each value to input yourself in order to test the contrast between each colour combination.

For twenty years open source software has been building momentum in the technical cultures that built the Internet and the World Wide Web. Now it's time has come, navigating the myriad of technologies that comprise the open source community is daunting task for newcomers and developers alike. Our web site attempts to provide you with a road map of the names and relationships of these technologies and projects.