New Expression Web DWT Ebook v2.0
I have just updated and revamped my FREE Expression Web Dynamic Web Template Ebook v2.0.
The updates include some notes about Expression Web 2.0 and a new look for the ebook. As always the ebook remains free.
New Expression Web DWT Ebook v2.0
I have just updated and revamped my FREE Expression Web Dynamic Web Template Ebook v2.0.
The updates include some notes about Expression Web 2.0 and a new look for the ebook. As always the ebook remains free.
Migrating from FrontPage to Expression Web Ebook V1
Now available the Migrating from FrontPage to Expression Web Ebook V1 can be obtained at the low launch price of $45
Normally priced at $55 the offer won’t be available for long so take advantage now.
Filled to the brim with the best methods for cleaning your code, plus SEVEN free DWTs to get you started. Extra information is included in a password protected area of the website, (details in the ebook) for owners of the ebook, about how to use the dwts and whole lot more besides.
Pat Geary and I look forward to hearing from owners of the ebook with any feedback they might have.
This ebook is best way forward for those users who are struggling with not only how to clean their code, but how to make a dwt, validate their pages and make a semantic and seo site.
Pad Gallagher, is one of the newest members of the Expression Web team and his first post to the xweb blog is all about cleaning messy code with Expression Web Queries This is a post I am glad to see, and I’ll be keen to note what else Pad is going to come up with. I wrote about Expression Web Queries in my latest tutorial. This is something I go into greater detail with in the Migrating from FrontPage to Expression Web Class and Ebook Pat Geary and I are writing which will be available August 30th.
If you have come up with a method for cleaning up messy code using Expression Web (or any free third party tool or addon) please let me know.
Fantasic news, Webassist have brought down the price of Eric Meyer’s CSS Sculptor for Expression Web to the NEW LOW price of $49.99. Which is just the right time to get it, along with registering for our new Migrating from FrontPage to Expression Web Class and Ebook which is half price for this first course session…
It will not be offered at this price again.
Take advantage while you can, even if you can’t make the course fully, you STILL get the ebook too and can always refer back to it. Course members will be able to obtain ebook updates for free for the next year too.
Are you struggling to convert your FrontPage site from its themes, shared borders and navigation bots and perhaps other web component bots, to Expression Web’s Standard compliant way of doing things?
Do you want to know how to accomplish this feat and with as much ease as possible, to get to grips with the tools Expression Web offers and to produce sites Google will smile on?
Then you need to know about the following:- Migrating from FrontPage to Expression Web Class and Ebook
Available :August 30th for the special introductory price of $39.50.
Instructors: Tina Clarke Microsoft MVP – FrontPage and Pat Geary Microsoft MVP – FrontPage
Prerequisite:
Prior Experience:
Ebook:
Migrating from FrontPage to Expression Web (Included with class, do not purchase separately.) Ebook Only (without class) available one week after class starts
Coursework includes:
Do you have my Setting up Expression Web 1.0 Ebook? If so you might want to get the updated version.
Do you have Expression Web 2.0? In that case you will need my new Setting up Ebook for Expression Web 2.0.
There are a few new settings to watch out for and tweak and the new F ree Ebook tells you how to do just that.
Set yourself up the right way with this F R E E ebook for the Expression Web communties
I have finally launched my latest Expression Web Tips Vol ll Ebook containing twenty-six Original Tips that can not be found elsewhere. The ebook is priced once again at $7 the same as Volume l. However if you buy both together you can obtain them for $13 with $1 reduction. I keep the price low so that everyone can afford them.