Dreamweaver continues to grow with each release, and only a team of Web-savvy personnel can describe its capabilities with grace and precision. I'm extremely happy and proud to have had just such a team involved in bringing Dreamweaver CS3 Bible to life.

Looking for a technical editor par excellence? Well, keep looking, 'cause I'm hanging onto mine. Derren Whiteman has made sure the material is on the technical straight-and-narrow with his wide-ranging expertise and adept juggling of multiple operating systems and configurations. Thanks for all your work, Derren; you've really had a significant impact on the book.

Adobe has been wonderfully supportive of my efforts to bring out the most detailed Bible possible. I can only imagine the collective groan that goes up when yet another e-mailed question from me—with a deadline, no less—arrives. Warm thanks and heartfelt appreciation to Jay London, Randy Edmunds, Alain Dumesney, Lori Hylan-Cho, and all the other Dreamweaver engineers and techs who allowed me to pick their brains. I'd also like to single out the Dreamweaver Technical Support staff, whose answers to users' queries have been tremendous sources of information. Finally, I, and the rest of the Dreamweaver community, am beholden to Kevin Lynch and Paul Madar for their vision and hard work in bringing this dream home.

To me, there's no higher compliment than to be told that I know my business. Well, the folks I work with at Wiley sure know their business: Executive Editor Chris Webb and all the additional support staff. I'd like to call out all the hard work and wonderful patience of Maryann Steinhart.

One last note of appreciation: To all the people who took a chance with some of their hard-earned money and bought the previous editions of this book. That small sound you hear in the background is me applauding you in thanks for your support. I hope my efforts continue to be worthy.