I've always wanted to explore the features of Dreamweaver and use them more than I do. I've used the rollover function with great sucess, but have found that if I directly add a new link by modifying the code that DW generates, it always comes out with a javascript error. If I let DW do it, it's fine. I've often hit my head against the laptop with that many times, since the code that DW generates is exactly what I had added manually.

The site features of DW are cool, but I test all my code on my local machine (having a copy of all my clients running on XAMMP locally). I find that saving the files to the http root is much more direct than using the site feature. The coolest feature of DW, I think is the ability to search for a snippet of code in an entire directory structure and then replace with what you want. This saves a lot of time in updating sites.

Those features make is a much more worthwhile editor than notepad, I think. As for site management, I just us plain ol' WS_FTP once the site is ready for production.

Every time I'm in a bookstore, though, I see a big, thick book on DW and think, "Gee - I really don't use the software anywhere near its capabilities..."

CharlesH