Expression Web includes three views for working with a page. Define the three views and include an example of when you can use each type of view.
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The three views are explained below:
•Design view shows what a page will look like when viewed in a browser. This is the default view in Expression Web and the view you work in most often.
•Code view displays the HTML code that the page is written in, so it's useful if you are writing or revising code, or identifying trouble spots in a page.
•Split view is a combination view; it displays both a Code pane (at the top of the editing window) and a Design pane (at the bottom of the editing window) so that you can see both views at once. Split view is useful for debugging a page because you can make changes in the Design view window and see the resulting code in the Code view window.
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