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Randy A

Randy A

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Well, I've finally decided to heed the advise of my fellow dj's here that use this software and I'm going to learn it. I've spent the last 3 hours going thru some great tutorials. Still have about 12 more hours to go, but they have been very informative. (I now wish I had done this years ago upon acquiring them.)

It's not as scary as it looks. But, without these tutorials, the learning curve for this software is pretty steep (at least to me).

I'm looking forward to seeing what I can create with it and hopefully I can drop in here once and awhile to obtain a few secrets from the experts here that use it.

Again, thanks to those that have constantly suggested the software. Maybe next time I won't be so bull-headed.

PS -- Frontpage will still do a decent job, but I can see some great things with Dreamweaver!!
 
an absolute GREAT way to learn (as long as you are willing to pay) is something called "Total Training." Granted, it is expensive, but it IS worth it. The author will take you through EVERYTHING step by step and all you have to do is watch. They'll give you sample files which you can play with on your own or follow their instructions in the tutorial. I HIGHLY recommend this. These training sessions are about 24 hours TOTAL with different chapters and topics within those chapters going about 30 minutes a piece. CHECK IT OUT. These are not boring. They are FUN and INTERESTING. You can view a few sample clips pn the website. Check Ebay for used sets because they are MUCH cheaper.

www.totaltraining.com

If you thought you learned a lot before..... this will BLOW your mind....


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sorry, but from what i hear... Lynda training is boring. Sure, it'll get the job done, but how long will you remember what has been taught? With total training, i find myself having fun. When i try to remember something, i usually say, "Oh, that's when that crazy nut screwed up making all those trees and cliffs. Now i remember....." rather than, "Oh yea.. that was back in the middle somewhere... i guess i'll try to find it." In other words, Total training is like a movie where a lesson is taught with a fun veneer added to it. It just doesnt seem like learning after a while.

Just check it out....

My apologies if you already bought the lynda training. I hope you get through it.
 
I don't find the tutorials boring at all. Why bash me because I'm using them? Why strike out against me? What have I done to you? I even thanked you for the link. If I find that Lynda's not working, I'll check them out.

Maybe if I would have had the two to compare side-by-side, Total Training might have won out, but I didn't have that option and I find the Lynda training videos very good.
 
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