Explain, in detail, at least five things you can do with Dreamweaver. Be sure to define all key terms that you introduce in your explanations.

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Using Dreamweaver you can:
• Create web pages or websites
Dreamweaver lets you create individual web pages or entire websites, depending on your project needs. web pages are pages of text in HTML format combined with images in various image formats. websites are collections of related web pages. websites are stored on servers, which are computers connected to the Internet. Users can view websites using a web browser, which is software used to display pages in a website; some of the most popular browsers are Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, and Safari. You can also import web pages created in other programs, edit them in Dreamweaver, and then incorporate them into an existing website. Dreamweaver provides predefined page layouts called templates that you can apply to existing pages or use as a basis for designing new ones.
• Add text, images, tables, and media files
You can add text, images, tables, and media files to a Dreamweaver web page by using the Insert panel. The Insert panel (sometimes referred to as the Insert bar) contains buttons for creating or inserting objects such as tables, images, forms, and videos. Using the Insert panel, you can also insert objects made with other Adobe software programs, including Fireworks, Flash, and Photoshop.
• Display web pages as they will appear to users
Dreamweaver is a WYSIWYG ("What You See Is What You Get") program. As you design a web page in Dreamweaver, you see the page exactly as it will appear in a browser window.
• Use the Property inspector to view and edit page elements
The Property inspector (also referred to as the Properties panel) is a panel that displays the characteristics of a page's currently selected object. The Property inspector changes depending upon the type of page object selected. For example, when an image is selected, the Property inspector displays image properties. When text is selected, the Property inspector displays text properties with either the HTML Property inspector or the CSS Property inspector.
• Manage websites
Dreamweaver lets you manage website pages to ensure that all the links, or connections among the pages, work properly. The importance of proper site management increases as new pages are added to a website. Part of managing a website involves identifying problems or challenges as content is added and the site becomes more complex. There are several types of reports that you can run to check for problems across the website. Dreamweaver also has special tools that help you manage a site when you are working as part of a team on a site development.