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On December 20, 2012, Microsoft announced that Microsoft Expression Web 4 was no longer available for purchase – it is now available as a free download. What’s the good news? The free version is the SP2a version, which includes 3 previously undocumented fixes: Nested object tags are now supported Editing with external tools is supported […]

The Microsoft Expression Web team has set up a forum on UserVoice where users can suggest new features for future versions of Expression Web, and vote on other users’ suggestions. The product team uses this as a key source of ideas and advice on where to take the product. If you want to provide feedback […]

Microsoft has released Service Pack 2 for Expression Web 4. This article describes the fixes and improvements in Service Pack 2. Additionally, this article tells you how you can obtain the service pack. Microsoft Expression Web 4 Service Pack 2 (SP2) contains significant fixes and improvements in support for jQuery, image thumbnails in the Folder […]

Expression Web 4 Service Pack 1 was released today and applies significant fixes and improvements to publishing, SuperPreview, file management, extensibility, and other areas of the programs. To see a list of fixes and improvements, read the Microsoft Expression Web 4 Service Pack 1 Release Notes. Expression Web 4 SP1 includes improvements developed as a […]

The Expression IQ Team is 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 they will publish translated versions for international audiences within the next few weeks. You can find […]

SlapShot is a new extension written for Expression Web 4. For those of you who already use the SnapShot panel (a feature that debuted in Expression Web 3), you will feel right at home with SlapShot. For those of you who haven’t yet used SnapShot (or who need a quick refresher course), SnapShot is a […]

Microsoft has extended its SuperPreview feature in Expression Web 4 to include an online service. In this article I show you how to use this new feature to review your sites in browsers and operating systems that aren’t available on your own Windows-based PC. More at: Que Publishing: Microsoft Expression Web 4 SuperPreview Online: See […]

On Monday, June 7, 2010, you are invited to join Microsoft for the launch of Microsoft Expression Studio 4, design tools for the Web, the desktop, mobile devices, and Silverlight. The featured guest speaker will be Bill Buxton, Principal Researcher at Microsoft and author of the book, "Sketching User Experiences." They will also show the […]

If you are a licensed user of: Any Microsoft® Expression product Any Adobe Creative Suite product Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or later you can buy Expression Studio 3 for 40% off ERP and upgrade later to Expression Studio 4 Free! Go to the Microsoft Expression web site for eligibility and pricing info.

One of my saved searches in Twitter is “Expression Web” and today I found that the Expression Content Publishing team is now on Twitter and blogging. The Expression Content Publishing team are the folks who author the Help documentation for Microsoft Expression products. Their blog is xIQ, short for Expression IQ. xIQ is a blog […]