Describe in detail the features of at least seven different elements found in the Dreamweaver workspace.

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• When a document is open, the filename, path, and document type appear in the Browser Navigation toolbar. This toolbar, located directly above the document window, contains navigation buttons you use when following links on your pages in Live view. Live view displays an open document with its interactive elements active and functioning, as if you were viewing the document in an actual browser window.
• The Application bar (Win) or Menu bar (Mac), located at the top of the Dreamweaver workspace, includes menu names, a Workspace switcher, and other program commands. The Application bar (Win) or Menu bar (Mac) appears as one bar or two bars, depending on your screen size and resolution. You use commands by using shortcut keys or by clicking corresponding buttons on the various panels.
• The Insert panel contains buttons that allow you to insert objects, such as images, tables, and horizontal rules. The buttons on the Insert panel change depending on the category you select using a drop-down menu. Each category contains buttons relating to a specific task. When you insert an object using one of the buttons, a dialog box opens, letting you choose the object's characteristics. The last button selected becomes the default button for that category. The Insert panel drop-down menu also has an option to show the program icons in color.
• The Document toolbar contains buttons for changing the current web page view, previewing and debugging web pages, and managing files.
• The Standard toolbar contains buttons for some frequently used commands on the File and Edit menus, such as the Copy and Paste commands.
• The Style Rendering toolbar contains buttons that can be used to display different media types.
• The Coding toolbar is useful when you are working with HTML code; it can only be accessed in Code view.
• The Related Files toolbar displays files related to an open and active file.
• The Document window is the large area under the Document toolbar that encompasses most of the Dreamweaver workspace. web pages that you open in Dreamweaver appear in this area.
• The Status bar appears under the Document window. The left side displays the tag selector, which shows the HTML tags being used at the insertion point location. The right side displays window size data and page download time estimates.
• Panels are small windows containing program controls. Related panels appear together in panel groups, such as CSS and Files. You display a panel by choosing its name from the Window menu. You can dock panel groups to the right side of the screen, or undock them by dragging the panel tab. When two or more panels are docked together, you can access the panel you want by clicking its name tab to display its contents.