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[SitePoint] Dreamweaver 8 Does Standards!
I just found this on the interweb!
The latest incarnation of Dreamweaver - version 8 - supports Web standards and the WCAG with more fervour than ever before. Here, Rachel explains the product's evolution, and shows how to set up Dreamweaver 8 for standards-compliant development. She then walks through the creation of a Web document in XHTML Strict using some of the cool new tools Dreamweaver 8 offers to support developers in their quest for accessible, standards compliant code. Link To Original Article Do you have any comments/ideas you would like to share with us? 
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