Tina, you'd do yourself a world of good if you'd stop finding excuses
not to use Dreamweaver!!! You'll find it incredibly easy once you get
the hang of it but the only way to do that is to use it long enough to
get past the beginner stumbling blocks. Once you begin creating your
pages from scratch in Dreamweaver, these problems will go away.

Definiing a site is also very easy.

--You don't have to have the site online before doing so.

--You can define one page as a site. The site can simply be the
directory on your computer in which the files live.


To define a site:

Sites >
Edit Sites>
New>
Next you'll see a window giving you the option of Basic or Advance Mode
(by clicking an icon at the top). I prefer advanced mode over the basic
wizard

In advanced mode:

1)In the Category Pane, select Local info

2) name the site, then browse to and choose the folder where your page
will be.

3) You can leave Default Image folder blank.

4) Make sure Refresh File List and Enable Cache are checked.

There are more steps you can take (by clicking other Categories) but
for now that's all you need.

Suz






On Jun 10, 2004, at 1:16 PM, YoYoEtc wrote:

> Okay. At the moment, the newsletter is separate from the web site.
> They will eventually be archived on the web site but are not for the
> present. I will have to see what else I can use other than DW for
> this.
>


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