Explains In Simple Understandable Language(from Amazon.com) I bought this book because I was getting confused in my Dreamweaver class. The author does a really good job in explaining the program in simple understandable language. His style is casual, easy to follow, and doesn't put you to sleep. Overall all, it is an excellent book.—6string

Unique Delivery Style (from TenTonBooks.com) Ten Ton Dreamweaver is a very humorous guide to learning Dreamweaver. And the meat's in there, too. Blake has a unique delivery style.—Colin Smith, PhotoshopCafe.com

A Great Foothold Of Knowledge (from TenTonBooks.com) Geoff Blake has given me a great foothold of knowledge and insight into web design from which to grow from. I was quite amazed by his knowledge of everything: web, print, design, production, etc; the whole package. He's a natural, with a myriad of talents! —S.P.

Ten Ton Has Put Everything In Plain English (from TenTonBooks.com) I have attempted over the years to teach myself Dreamweaver. This is my 3rd attempt. I think it might just take this time! I was trying to get through some very technical manuals and tutorials. Ten Ton has put everything in plain English for me. The book is such an easy read that it does not feel like a text book. I work as a freelance print designer and am looking forward to adding web design to my skill set! I think Ten Ton Flash is next on my "must read" list! Thanks for making it all make sense. —Kristen

This Is The Way I Learn(from Amazon.ca) Encore! Encore! All I have to say is "GIVE ME MORE!" I just can't wait for his next titles to come out. This is the way I learn! Geoff Blake has this way of laying it out for you in this "no ca ca" way. I love it! I've noticed his site is now available www.tentonbooks.com This is one to watch. —Anonymous

It's The Real Deal (from TenTonBooks.com) Geoff Blake's Ten Ton Dreamweaver ranks with the best how-to books I've used for any application, on a par with basics by Lynda Weinmann and Photoshop tutorials from Dan Gordan and Scott Kelby. Knowledge of how to use a program doesn't include the ability to teach others. With other Dreamweaver books the instructions have been deficient. With them, I've tried techniques and found they flat didn't work for me. Complete instructions, the right illustrations and a sense of why you're doing what you're doing make Ten Ton DW unique. The why behind the how is important to me since I want to understand DW, not just manage to get a site uploaded. It's the real deal, and that's why I took the time to visit the site and say so. —R. Mendel

Funny And Informative(from Amazon.com) This title is both original and satisfying. Usually with "How-to" books, you're left in a drab environment, and end up wanting to peel your eyes out from sheer boredom. Geoff does a great job of keeping one's interest with humourous side-panels, cute icons, and a writing style that more or less seems like an actual conversation—a good one at that. I recommend this book to every web designer in the business. You won't regret it. —Timothy B.

Lessons Easy To Understand(from Amazon.com) I liked the writing style, and the humor. I found the chapters and lessons easy to understand and learn, and more importantly I learned how to accomplish real life web site building tasks using DW. I also believe if you read the lesson through it all makes sense in the end. I thought the book did a good job teaching the reader how to use the DW utilities to accomplish the task of building a standards compliant website. Overall I'd recommend this book as it will teach about DW and how to navigate through the program to create a well coded web site. —G. Pederson

Casual, Humorous Guide (from ComCol.nl) This casual, humorous guide [Ten Ton Dreamweaver] explains the smartest way to create easily updatable, expandable pages and web sites—so you'll have plenty of time for coffee breaks later! Whether you're new to web design or upgrading your WYSIWYG page-layout skills, you'll start by hammering out your first Dreamweaver page and soon make tons of impact.
—Computercollectief

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