Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 - Manual (Page 91)

DREAMWEAVER CS3
User Guide
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Note: The best way to manage your files is to create a Dreamweaver site.
See also
“Set up and edit a local root folder” on page 42
Open an existing Dreamweaver site
❖ In the Files panel (Window > Files), select a site from the menu (where the current site, server, or drive appears).
Open a folder on a remote FTP or RDS server
1 In the Files panel (Window > Files), select a server name from the menu (where the current site, server, or drive
appears).
Note: Server names appear for servers you’ve configured Dreamweaver to work with.
2 Navigate to and edit files as you normally do.
Access a local drive or your desktop
1 In the Files panel (Window > Files), select Desktop, Local Disk, or CD Drive from the menu (where the current
site, server, or drive appears).
2 Navigate to a file, then do any of the following:
• Open files in Dreamweaver or another application
• Rename files
• Copy files
• Delete files
• Drag files
When you drag a file from one Dreamweaver site to another or to a folder that is not part of a Dreamweaver site,
Dreamweavercopies the file to the location where you drop it. If you drag a file within the same Dreamweaver site,
Dreamweavermoves the file to the location where you drop it. If you drag a file that is not part of a Dreamweaver site
to a folder that is not part of a Dreamweaver site, Dreamweaver moves the file to the location where you drop it.
September 4, 2007