After the operation is completed, you??™ll probably want to define a new site to manage the exported files??”
Dreamweaver does not do this task for you automatically.
Changing the Default Document
Each time you open a new document in Dreamweaver, a blank page is created. The code that makes up that
blank page depends on which document type you choose??”HTML, XML, ColdFusion, or ASP.NET, among
others. The default documents on which the new pages are based are all stored in the Dreamweaver
9\Configuration\DocumentTypes\NewDocuments folder. A selected default page works in a similar fashion
to the templates in that you can create new documents from it, but no editable or locked regions exist??”
everything in the page can always be altered. For example, the basic HTML document is a bare-bones
structure with only a few properties specified??”a document type and a character set:
???http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd???>
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Untitled DocumentNaturally, you can change any of these elements??”and add many, many more??”after you??™ve opened a
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