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Chapter 2 Adding Web Pages, Links and Images
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The home page is normally saved as what? | index.htm or index.html |
| A name for web page that is created and saved will always be lowercase with no spaces. | True |
| You must manage your web site when working with Dreamweaver. | True |
| You do not have save any folders in your managed site folder. | False -- There is one folder created and it is called images. |
| What provides a view of the devices and folders on your computer and show how these devices and folders are organized. | Files Panel |
| A ________ _________ is similar to a table of contents or an index in a book. | home page |
| Graphic images used on the Web are in one of two broad categories: | vector and bitmap |
| This file maps out or plots an image on a pixel-by-pixel basis. | Bitmap |
| A smallest point in a graphical image. | Pixel |
| Graphic monitors display images by dividing the display screen into thousands (or millions) of pixels, arranged in a what? | Grid |
| What images can be saved as a transparent background? | .gif or GIF |
| What image can be saved to create an animation? | .gif or GIF |
| What files are the best format for photographic images because it can contain up to 16.7 million colors. | .jpg or JPEG |
| This file is a native file to Adobe Fireworks. | .png or PNG |
| What adds texture and interesting color to a Web page and set the overall appearance of the document. | Background images |
| What helps you manage and organize your Web sites content. | Assets panel |
| This shows the location of an inserted image within the HTML code. | Invisible Element Marker |
| What adds space, in pixels, along the sides of the image. | V space and H space |
| This type of link provides the complete URL. | Absolute Link |
| This type of link provides for local links. | Relative |
| This is a graphical representation of the structure of a Web site. | Site Map |
| Dreamweaver CS3 provides three views, or ways, to look at a web page document: | Design View, Split View, and Code View |