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Specifying Preview Browsers

As you develop Web pages, you’ll need to continually test how your work appears in different

browsers, such as Internet Explorer and Safari. What you see in the Dreamweaver Document

window is only an approximation of how the pages will look. Every browser has differences

in the way it displays Web pages, and although some of these discrepancies are slight, the

differences can sometimes be signiﬁcant. You might notice differences, even between different

versions of the same browser. The more you test your site in multiple browsers and on

different operating systems—and make changes to your pages accordingly—the more

certain you can be that visitors to the site see your pages as you intended them to appear.

The Preferences in Dreamweaver enable you to specify which browsers you want to use to

preview the pages in your site. To speed up the process, you can deﬁne a primary and a

secondary browser, with a keyboard shortcut for each.

1. Choose File > Preview in Browser > Edit Browser List.

Alternatively, you can choose Dreamweaver > Preferences (Macintosh) or

Edit > Preferences (Windows) and select Preview In Browser in the Category list,

located on the left side of the dialog box, to open the same Preview In Browser

Preferences dialog box. You can also use the keyboard command Command+U

(Macintosh) or Ctrl+U (Windows) to open the Preferences dialog box.

The Preferences dialog box opens to display the Preview In Browser preferences.

Dreamweaver can automatically list one of more of the browsers that are on your computer.

On Windows, Internet Explorer may appear as iexplore or iexplore.exe in

the list.

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