If you own a website, operate or run a website, or you’re a webmaster, this article is for you. A successful website is created and managed by a person with an effective Axial Flow Blower Fan toolkit who knows how to use each tool. There are a huge amount of software applications out there for people to use for creating, building, coding and running websites. Here are the ones you’ll find in my tool box. I’ve been using these for many years and have had wonderful success with each one of them. As a bonus, I am going to include a few tricks for some of the tools that may be of interest to you. (These ‘tricks’ are for pc users only.)** Toolkit Item 1 – Dreamweaver **I have a client who owns and runs a small business website and who has been using Microsoft Frontpage since he started. He is not a programmer or Web designer and has been very frustrated managing his website. Frontpage adds strange html code behind the scenes that takes control away from the user and often produces undesirable results.

I suggested that he try Macromedia’s Dreamweaver, which is the software I have been using for many years. It’s excellent and does exactly what you want, does not add extraneous code and makes the life of a webmaster a breeze. After playing with it for a while, my client thanked me profusely for suggesting it. Get it at macromedia.Dreamweaver Trick:To make a global change in your website, that is, change some specific text or html code on every page in your site, here’s what you do: In your top menu bar, choose ‘Edit’ > ‘Find and Replace . . .’. In the dialog box that pops up, choose ‘Entire Local Site’ in the top dropdown box labeled ‘Find In’. This will allow you to make a global change. Also, note the other choices in the dropdown box. Using this feature will save you lots of time.Dreamweaver Trick:Did you know Dreamweaver has a ‘Check Spelling’ feature? If not, go to the top menu bar and click on ‘Text’ and then choose ‘Check Spelling’ at the bottom of the menu. Or you could simply use your ‘Shift’ F7 keys.** Toolkit Item 2 – Photoshop **Since images on the Web are both illustrations and photos,

Adobe’s Photoshop is hands-down the best choice for graphics manipulation for a webmaster. It has a little bit of a learning curve, but well worth it if you want to include awesome graphics on your website. It allows you to create buttons, borders, shapes, symbols and of course, it allows you to change, alter, edit and improve any kind of digital photograph. Get it at adobe.Photoshop Trick:The Web allows two main graphics file formats, .jpg and .gif. Therefore, any image you plan to use on your website needs to end in one of these two extensions. (The Web allows the .png extension too, but you ought to use either .jpg or .gifs only). So, whenever you plan to use a graphic on your website that you created or edited in Photoshop, you need to save it as one of these two file extensions.