| A | B |
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| Who designed HTML | Scientists |
| What does WYSIWYG stand for | What You See Is What You Get |
| Local Site | The web site you've designed and stored on your computer |
| Remote Site | The website you've created stored on another computer called the Web Server |
| Web Server | A computer used to store your web pages so people can access them through the Internet |
| Site Definition | The information that tells Dreamweaver where the local and remote copies of your website are stored |
| Files panel | A panel on the right side of your Dreamweaver window that allows you to manage your local and remote site files |
| Design View | Click the Design View button on your document window to see your web page as it will look in the internet |
| Code View | Click the Code Veiw button on the document window to see the programming code that is creating the effects in your web page |
| Split View | Click the Split View button on the document window to see both the programming code and the effect the code has in making the web page design |
| Help menu | Click Help on the menu bar to get help with questions you have about designing your web page |
| content | The data or information that you've typed onto your web page |
| Re-create a new site definition? | If you move to a different computer, you will need to recreate a new site definition |
| HTML | HyperText Markup Language |
| You do not need to know how to program HTML code to design a web page | By using Dreamweaver, you can create a web page without knowing how to program HTML code |
