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Saving your file
Saving your work is very important in any computer-related task, and Dreamweaver is no exception. To initially
save the current file, choose File ??? Save or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+S (Command+S). The Save
dialog box opens; you can enter a filename and, if you wish, a different path.
By default, all HTML files are saved with an .htm filename extension. Different file formats are saved with
different extensions; XML documents, for example, are stored with an .xml extension. To save your file
with another extension, such as .shtml or .xhtml, change the Save as Type option to the specific file type
and then enter your full filename with the extension.
Although it may seem kind of backward in this day and age of long filenames, it??™s still a good
idea to choose all-lowercase names for your files without spaces or punctuation other than an
underscore or hyphen. Otherwise, not all servers read the filename correctly, and you have problems linking
your pages.
Saving to remote servers
The section ???Working Directly with Servers??? described how Dreamweaver automatically transfers a modified
file to a defined server when you are working in a siteless mode. But do you know that you can also store
files on any server?
The capability to save to a remote server comes in handy in a number of situations.
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