3. From the Local Info category, type a name for your site in the Site Name text box. This is the
name that appears in the Sites drop-down list and the Edit Sites dialog box.
4. Specify the folder to serve as the local site root by either typing the pathname directly into the
Local Root Folder text box or clicking the folder icon to open the Choose Local Root Folder
dialog box. When you??™ve made your choice there, click the Select button.
5. Leave the Refresh Local File List Automatically option selected. This option ensures that new files
are automatically included in the list, and it relieves you from having to select the Refresh
command manually.
6. If your site is to have a dedicated images folder, specify it in the Default Images Folder text box.
Note that your Default Images Folder can have subfolders.
7. Choose which type of links you??™d prefer to use by default: Relative To Site Root or Document
Relative. If you??™re unsure, leave the standard option, Document Relative.
8. Enter the full URL for your site in the HTTP Address text box. When checking links for your Web
site, Dreamweaver uses the HTTP address to determine whether absolute links, such as
www.idest.com/dreamweaver/index.htm, reference external files or files on your site.
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