Bev Ludlow wrote:
> On Feb 24, 2009, at 2:16 AM, Dreamweaver Talk wrote:
>
> This is the busiest I've seen this list in years. Keep going now - but
> with Dreamweaver-related posts :-)
>
>
> OK, Al, Here goes one.
> At least I think it's a Dreamweaver question. :-)
> I saved my web site folder (renaissanceweb, that I have defined as the
> site's root folder in DW) as a separate folder that I now call
> catalog. I then defined a site called catalog with that folder set as
> the root. So far, so good. When I open Toast to burn a CD of the
> catalog folder, I get dozens of TMP files included. Just to list a
> few: TMP122iszlubh.htm TMP1cvj0zluph.htm TMP1e0s1zluqy.htm
> TMP1g6inoufw.htm TMP1gm2ezluub.htm
>
> I assume they come from my viewing pages in browsers before saving
> changes I've made, but why don't they go away? And can I get rid of
> them? If so, how?

Open your Files panel in expanded view.
Choose View > Show Hidden Files

Your files panel, in normal or expanded view, will now show all TMP files
that get left behind (in a normal session, Dreamweaver should delete them),
as well as _notes folders, which Dreamweaver uses internally.

Before publishing your site, turn on Hidden Files to make sure all TMPs are
gone, delete any remaining TMPS, and then hide Hidden Files again before
publishing.

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