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Welcome to Dreamweaver

The Text Book

Adobe® Dreamweaver® CS4 on Demand
By Steve Johnson - Perspection, Inc.

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Down Load Sample files

If all else fails you'll find the downloaded files on the Class CD.

Sample Templates (Page 25 of the text book.)

The sample files on page 25 in the Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 product were removed by Adobe before the release of the product. You can add these files back into the product by copying them to the following folder:

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver CS4\configureation\BuiltIn\

The folders are: StarterPages and TemplatesAccessible

Other Setup

To test your web site you need at least 2 browsers, but also consider Safari, Opera and Chrome.

On the PC: Install FireFox and Internet Explorer

On the Mac: delete Internet Explorer and Install Safari and Firefox

See Browser Stats

File Transfer Protocol [Local] <---> [Remote]

When you are ready to Publish, that is, upload files to your web site, you will need some information from your host.

FTP/SFTP = File Transfer Protocol or Secure File Transfer Protocol  is a faster and better way to transfer the files from your computer to your web sites server!

Basic Information you need from your Web Site Host to FTP


1. Your FTP Address...

For Comcast and Quest it looks different than a regular ftp address. eg)
Comcast users it's:
                upload.comcast.net

qwest users it's:
             ftp.users.qwest.net
or ftp.users.q.net


But for other hosts it'll look like this
                ftp.angelfire.com

or it may include your domain name... 
               ftp.apple.com

Your provider/host may give you a set of numbers like 111.222.123.001 (These numbers are what the servers sees, when you use your alpha-numeric URL)
               111.222.123.001  You'll note that in this case there is no "ftp" associated with the numbers

2.  User Name or User ID

Usually the name you use for your e-mail like garrystasiuk  (from garrystasiuk@comcast.net)

3.   Password

Usually the same password you need to retreive your e-mail or to log onto your Host's web site to get your e-mail online.

4.   Port number

Normally it is set to or defaults to "21" so if your provider doesn't give you a port number it's automatically "21"

for sftp (secure FTP) the default port number is "22"


5. Name your site

You can  call it what ever you want as this name will be for your identification when using an ftp program