What should i learn first

hi,
i am trying to learn dw but am frustrated as i feel limited
in creating layouts. where should i start learning. i am
experienced in ai and psd but have never integrated into web. would
fireworks be the place to start learning?

Fireworks is a useful tool for working with Dreamweaver --
especially for someone that has mastered AI and PSD. If your goal,
however, is to learn how to use Dreamweaver, then you should do as
Nancy Gill has suggested. I have found
W3Schools to be very useful in
this regard, as it allows you to play with the rules in order to
figure out how they work.
Start with the HTML and CSS tutorials. Then you can advance
to JavaScript and DOM Objects. HTML is the language used to
structure your document, and CSS is the language used to remold
that structure into something nice to look at. JavaScript is the
language that you will eventually require to add behaviors and make
your document dynamic.
Just click on the link that I have provided for
W3Schools.
CAUTION: Do not expect to learn everything all at once,
because it does take a lot of time and practice. Set aside a couple
of hours each day. When you have a question about what you have
learned, someone here can likely help you as it relates to DW and
webpage design.
W3Schools' big disadvantage is
the very sketchy explanations.
Roddy

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I am becoming an common Oracle DBA and I want to learn RedHat Linux. But I do not know the difference between Redhat Linux 9 and Redhat Enterprise Linux 5. What are they for? Which one should I learn first?
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But I do not know the difference between Redhat Linux 9 and Redhat Enterprise Linux 5.RedHat Linux 9 is very oldest brother of RHEL5. While RH9 is public (free of charge) distribution, RHEL5 is commercial no free (of charge) distribution. Redhat 9 was last public (free) release from Redhat corporation, since next release it was called Fedora. Name "Redhat" is used only for Commercial enterpise distribution.
There is not difference between using/mantaining of them. But the main difference is that Redhat 9 has pretty old version of kernel, and other packages and is not supported by Oracle.
What are they for?If we are speaking about Linux then we are speaking about Unix like operating system. So your question is just like "What is Windows for?".
Which one should I learn first?As I said before, there is not difference between using/mantaining of them. But as Redhat 9 is pretty old distribution then use RHEL5. There is also existing distribution Centos which is clone of RHEL. When you install Centos 5 in fact you are using RHEL but with changed logos and texts (brands). But unfortunatelly this clone is not officialy supported by Oracle so it can't be use for production Oracle installations. For more informations and download look here: http://www.centos.org
There is also another RHEL clone shipped by Oracle (and is supported by Oracle of course). You can download it from http://edelivery.oracle.com/linux

HT1752 I have an earlier model imac the 2006 24inch and im running the os x 10.5.8 leopard. i want to update to the newest mountain lion, what should i do first?

I have an earlier model imac, the 2006 24inch and im running mac os x 10.5.8, i want to update my system to the newest mountain lion, what should i do first?

To clarify;
Snow Leopard 10.6;
Lion 10.7:
Snow Leopard DVD:
You can get it only by phone now from Apple.
In the US, call 1-800-MY-APPLE and ask for a sales assistant. Last quoted price was $19.99 for the single-user and $29.99 for the family licence.
For other countries, check here; http://support.apple.com/kb/HE57
Don't forget to ask for Sales; the tech support guys can't help.
When you've installed SL it will be 10.6.3. You need to update that to 10.6.8 with the combo installer from http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1399
Lion is only available by phone also - same number and they'll give you a download code to use in the Mac App Store.

What should I learn next? Which choice is better?

After getting the Oracle Database10g OCP and LPI Linux Level1 certificates , I have finished (learn and practise) the following documents:
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Go in deep for all previous documents and stop to learn additional documents.
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I think you can't 'learn' Pratical Oracle 8i, without putting into practice what you 'learned'. When I look at the questions you have asked so far, as far as I am concerned, you have understood the stuff you 'learned' only half, exactly because you have no practical experience. As far as I am concerned you can't 'learn' Oracle from books, this is exactly why OCP is useless. People who have OCP don't 'know' Oracle, they know the books.
There have been no fundamental changes in the database engine between Oracle 8i, 9i and 10g. In fact, the last big change of architecture was when Oracle released Oracle 6, and After Image Journalling was replaced by redologs.
That said more than 90 percent of Practical Oracle 8i is still valid. You won't find any fancy stuff about database control, but you can do without.
However, I would recommend against 'learning' anything in the same fashion you have done so far. Looking at the list of books you 'learned' your understanding simply must be very superficial. Essentially you are now swimming in a pool without water, and you didn't even get your toes wet.
You may not like this opinion, but I am afraid when you are thrown in a pool with water (ie get a job) you will sink immediately.
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Java, C, C++, Objective-C are languages. Cocoa, Cocoa Touch, Carbon, and Classic are what are known as APIs - resources you can use in your programs but not languages in their own right. BSD is short for BSD UNIX, and it's an operating system (that's the foundation for OS X). HTML is a document format more than a language.
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Each of the languages has it's strengths and weaknesses. From a purely educational standpoint, C is a high-level language that will teach you about low-level programming. Java teaches very strong object-oriented programming.
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So I already know Python. I decided to learn Python because I heard it was a good language to start out with. I've got a good grasp of the language and have been making various scripts for my personal needs. I've become interested in other languages and have wondered what I should learn next. So should I learn another language or continue exercising my hacker skills with Python? I want to learn a wide variety of types of programming.

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Learning a new language gives you insights of how programming works, even on different languages. Both you and I aren't native speakers of English, but learning it changed the way I see somethings in Portuguese and vice versa; I have a different understanding of English and Portuguese that I would have if I've learnt only one of them, I belive this applies to you, too. This also works with programming languages: the way I program in C was different before I grasped some Lisp, and it would probably be different if I hadn't learnt Python, and so on.
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now say goodbye to all your free time and go learn 6 or 7 languages.
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Never heard of a gtx480. Buy a new computer.
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