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Janine

You can find answers to common questions quickly on this Web site.

If you can't find what you need here, email is the best way to reach me. I may surprise you and respond right away with a quick email response, but sometimes email gets caught in a spam filter or I'm super busy, so I can't promise to answer every message.

Email Janine Warner: janine@DigitalFamily.com

Some teachers have human assistants, I get a little help from technology.

If you've already bought one of my books or videos, let me begin by thanking you -- and confirming that you've come to the right place to find help and additional resources.

If you're new to DigitalFamily.com, let me introduce you to the range of ways you can learn from my free tutorials, as well as my books and videos you'll find on this web site.

For more than 10 years, I've been teaching (and constantly learning about) web design. I've sold more than a half million books and training videos along the way and I've answered a lot of questions about web design.

I learn a lot from the emails I get from readers and students and I post the best and most common questions here on my site.

Here are a few answers common questions:

Templates: If you already have one of my books and videos and were sent her to find templates, images, or code samples, click here to find the Readers Corner.
Tutorials: You'll find free, step-by-step tutorials in the Dreamweaver Center and by following the links on the left of this page.
FAQ: You'll find answers to common web design questions in the Dreamweaver Frequently Asked Questions blog. I save the best questions I get and post them in the FAQ.
Email: Still can't find the answer you need? If you need help, or you didn't get a password for the Readers Corner via email, just send an email message to Janine@DigitalFamily.com.

I get a lot of email and I can't promise to answer them all, but I will try to get back to you as soon as I can.

When should you upgrade and order new versions of books, videos or softare to keep up? CS5, CS4, CS3, what's too old?

If you have a book or video that is more than a few years old, your missing my latest (and best) instruction for today's Web.

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The difference between Dreamweaver 8 and the latest version CS5 is like the difference between using a stone axe to carve petroglyphs into the wall of a cave and using a diamond cutter to create exquisite works of art on the modern Web.

I understand that many people can't upgrade their software as often as I do, but do upgrade your training to the latest version possible. Often you can use my books and videos for a version ahead, like buying a T-shirt you'll grow into as a kid.

If you have Adobe Dreamweaver CS5, by all means get the CS5 video and books. And even if you're using Dreamweaver CS4, you can probably get better help from the CS5 training version. Same for CS3: You'll be better off getting the CS4 training and you’ll be ready when you do to upgrade the software.

If you're trying to learn the latest in Web design, but still working with an older version of Dreamweaver, consider upgrading.