“Take Control of iWeb” Helps Readers Make Great-Looking Web Sites
Ithaca, NY USA (June 6, 2006)–Apple’s iWeb is meant to make it easy for
anyone to design a great-looking, media-rich Web site, but iWeb users who
need help with the basics or who are unhappy with amateurish results can
now find expert advice in Steve Sande’s 123-page ebook, “Take Control of
iWeb.”
Crafted with an eye to helping both the novice and those who are familiar
with Web design, the ebook assists readers with the mechanics of using iWeb
and with more sophisticated techniques, such as image maps and masking.
Readers learn the best ways to make basic iWeb pages, including blog,
podcast, and photo pages (via integration with the other iLife ’06
applications), how to encode podcasts and videos for use with iWeb, edit
graphics so a site loads faster, and even set up an online store. For those
with multiple sites or multiple Macs, the ebook explains how to edit one
site on two Macs and how to put multiple sites in multiple iWeb files.
“Take Control of iWeb” includes instructions for uploading a site either to
Apple’s .Mac service or to a third-party Web host.
Take Control editor in chief Tonya Engst said, “What’s great about this
ebook is that it doesn’t just walk you through the basic features in iWeb
to make a cookie-cutter Web site. Instead, it explains how to use those
features to make a customized site.”
Book Details
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“Take Control of iWeb: iLife ’06 Edition” by Steve Sande
http://www.takecontrolbooks.com/iweb.html PDF format, 123 pages, free
28-page sample available Publication date: June 5, 2006
Price: $10
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