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Use the following tutorials and videos to familiarize yourself with Dreamweaver CS4 and start building your first website, web application, or desktop application on Adobe AIR.
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The following sample applications show you what you can create with Dreamweaver CS3.
Dreamweaver and AIR
Note: You will need to have Adobe AIR installed in order to run the applications on this page.
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To-do List
Developer: Jonathan Snook
This sample app enables you to create a simple to-do list for all kinds of occasions. The goal of the tutorial that accompanies this article is to show you how to develop on Adobe AIR using your HTML and Ajax development skills.
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Spry
Note: The following demos are a proof of concept for the data capabilities of the Spry framework. They may not be keyboard or screen reader accessible. Please review the FAQ for more information.
Spry Effects Demo
Developer: Spry team
See what sample effects it is possible to create with Spry.
Spry Form Validation
Developer: Spry team
Get a demonstration of the Spry form validation in action.
Spry Photo Gallery
Developer: Spry team
This sample application shows an XML-based photo gallery.
Spry Product Table
Developer: Spry team
Explore an interactive data grid displaying XML-based data.
Spry RSS Reader
Developer: Spry team
See how multiple XML files can be used to build a rich interface.
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Window PC with Internet Explorer
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Problems with either CSS or backgrounds not lining up.
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When anonymous line boxes (boxes that contain inline content) are adjacent to a float, a 3px gap appears... (From DreamWeaver)
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trying to hide part of an <object> tag that loads flash content (when using a wrapping <div> smaller in height than the object flash) results in no hidding at all.
Affected browsers: Firefox 2.x and Firefox 3.x
Posted by Thierry Koblentz at 12:34 PM on Dec 19, 2007
When using the "_property" or "*property" hack, Safari 2.0 cannot make sense of the styles sheet.
i.e. selector {*color:red}