Translated content now available for Expression 4

We are happy to announce that our translated content for Expression Studio 4 “Help and How-to” is now live in 8 additional languages, including French, Italian, German, Spanish, Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified), Japanese, and Korean. 

G0 to MSDN or the Expression Community, and select your language from the top-right if content doesn’t already appear in your desired language.

Also, we are pleased to be able to present to you some content that typically is available only in print format: Expression Studio Quick Start Guides. These are the print pieces that accompany the product package (a.k.a. the box).  We’ve provided both the version 3 and version 4 Quick Start Guides within one convenient download (.zip file). Download the Quick Start Guides now.

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Expression 4 docs hot off the presses!

We are happy to announce that all of the documentation that’s included with the Expression 4 software (Help > User Guide) is now available on the web. Currently, the content is available in English only, but we will publish translated versions for our international audiences within the next few weeks.
You can find the content on MSDN [...]

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What we’ve been doing

So it has been a few days—to say the least—since our last update of any kind. Not to worry… we are still here, but we’ve been very busy since MIX10, preparing content for our 4th version of Expression Studio. So not only will we have a giant crop of content headed your way very soon on [...]

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Speeding Up Site Design With SuperPreview

In version 3, Microsoft Expression Web introduced a new feature to help streamline cross-browser development. Expression Web SuperPreview—SuperPreview for short—simplifies the process of testing and debugging layout issues
What Sets SuperPreview Apart
Both Firefox and Internet Explorer offer developer tools that provide exhaustive detail about a page and every element in it. While these tools are thorough, [...]

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Getting friendly with presets, Part I

Read more to learn how to set up, alter, and save presets.

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