Dreamweaver not friendly? Manz.. you better not let the people
at macromedia hear this... 
It really depends on what you mean by user-friendly. Dreamweaver
doesn't provide as many custom coded scripts for users, as compared
to Frontpage. HOWEVER, Dreamweaver allows the designer more
freeplay.
The rendering of layers, timeline, behaviour, histroy, HTML
cleanup, preview, testing in browsers etc... are all pretty
useful.
You'll need greater independence and knowledge of HTML and web
development to bring out the best in Dreamweaver. Frontpage is good
only for standard websites, or personal pages which are
simple.
Get to know the software better, and take some time to read the
dreamweaver tutorial and help files. You'll love the software once
you're familiar with all it's features. You may even find it more
user-friendly than frontpage. 