Dreamweaver Key Points

1. What is the DW configurable work space - Can be organized or grouped.
   The Dreamweaver configurable workspace refers to the various preset layouts (like Designer, Coder, or Classic) that allow you to arrange the main work area, toolbars, and panels to suit your workflow, such as coding primarily or designing visually.
2. What is the grabber vs scrubber bar.
   The search results provided information about "grabber" and "smart grabber" in the context of a game, PlateUp!, but not in the context of Dreamweaver's interface. Therefore, I cannot provide a relevant answer based on the provided search results.
3. What is the insert dialog panel?
   The Insert panel (accessible via Window > Insert) contains buttons organized by category (like Common, Forms, Layout) that you use to quickly create and insert various objects, such as images, links, tables, and form elements, into your Dreamweaver document.
4. Which popular JavaScript code is similar to the insert panel dragged to the top.
   While not a direct analog, the functionality of having a repositionable/draggable panel, especially one that can be fixed ("stuck") to the top of the window, is similar to using JavaScript/jQuery code to create draggable, resizable, and stackable panels within a web page's interface.
5. In design editing window, how do you insert HTML entities/emojis.
   A direct method in the Design view is to use the Windows key + period (.) to bring up the Windows Emoji picker, or you can manually insert them in Code View using their hexadecimal (&#x...;) or decimal (&#...;) codes, or simply copy-paste the character after setting the document's character set to UTF-8 ().
6. What is the hotkey for displaying a web page in a browser.
   The hotkey for Preview in primary browser on Windows is F12 (or Opt + F12 on Mac).
7. How do you select the default browser.
   To select the default browser, go to Edit > Preferences (Windows) or Dreamweaver > Preferences (Mac), select the Preview In Browser category, and then use the options there to add and designate a browser as the primary one.
8. How do you use Dreamweaver with Canvas Discussion boards.
   You can use Dreamweaver to create or edit your HTML content offline, then copy and paste the finished HTML code from Dreamweaver's Code View into the HTML view (Source Code/RCE HTML Editor) of a Canvas Discussion board post. You would then need to ensure any linked assets are properly uploaded to Canvas.