The three main steps to defining a site in Dreamweaver are
1. Locate the folder to be used for the local development site.
2. Enter the remote site information.
3. If you are creating a Web application, specify the testing server model to be used for the site.
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Setting Up Sites and Servers 5
In this Technique, you set up a site that is used throughout this book in the other Dreamweaver Techniques.
The process is simple, but essential.
1. If you haven??™t already transferred the Dreamweaver Technique files from the book??™s DVD to your
system, copy the entire folder named Techniques to your computer.
2. Select the main Technique folder and disable the Read-Only status from the DVD.
n If you??™re on Windows, right-click the Techniques folder in a file manager and choose Properties;
when the Properties dialog box opens, deselect the Read-Only option and click OK. When
asked to confirm the attribute changes, make sure that the option to apply changes to this
folder, subfolders, and files is selected.
n If you??™re in Macintosh, select the transferred folder in Finder and choose File ??? Get Info. When
the Info dialog box opens, deselect the Locked option under the General tab.
3. Choose Site ??? New Site.
4. In the Advanced tab of the Site Definition dialog box, enter Techniques in the Site Name field.
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