The purpose of this tutorial is to teach you how to create a web page using Adobe Dreamweaver. After completing this tutorial, you will have learned the following tasks:

• How to access your Purdue Career Account website
• How to convert a Microsoft Word document into a PDF document
• How to create a web page using Adobe Dreamweaver
• How to create a hyperlink on a web page using Adobe Dreamweaver
• How to change the web page's background color in Adobe Dreamweaver

The tutorial does not cover everything. Adobe Dreamweaver is a complex program that provides much functionality. If you are interested in web design and want to learn more features of Adobe Dreamweaver, visit Dreamweaver Help and Support.
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Before You Begin!

You will be posting content that is live on the Internet. You are prohibited from posting the following:

• pornography
• illegal content (drugs, etc.)
  
• personal information (SSN, etc.)
• financial information (bank account, etc.)

If at any time something does not work as documented, check out theTroubleshooting section (which is conveniently located on the left navigation). After this tutorial, you will have a basic web page linked to your resume within your Purdue web space.

Disclaimer

The information contained in this website do not reflect the opinions of Purdue University. Advertisements may cause epilepsy; use this tutorial at your own risk.

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