Uploading with Dreamweaver
DEFINE YOUR SITE (Local Info)
This should be done before you begin
creating your webpages. The site you have defined will display your
local files
and folders in the
Local Folder
box of the window when you are ready to FTP.
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Site Name:
The identifier you choose for your Freepages
website
-
Local Root Folder:
The location where you have saved your web
pages on your hard
drive:
C:\local_path_to_your_files
- HTTP Address: The URL where your files will
appear on the Freepages
server:
http://freepages.xxxx.rootsweb.com/~userid/
where xxxx is the directory where
you choose to upload your files: family, genealogy, military, etc.;
and userid is your account name. You will need to create a unique site
definition for each xxxx_html directory
you use.

Setup FTP Connection (Remote Info)
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Access:
FTP
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FTP Host:
users.freepages.rootsweb.com
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Host Directory:
The directory/URL where you want your files
to appear, i.e.
files uploaded to genealogy_html will appear at
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~userid/
files uploaded to military_html will appear at
http://freepages.military.rootsweb.com/~userid/
-
Login:
Your UserID/account name
-
Password:
Your password as sent to you in your Welcome
letter. Remember your Freepages
password is CaSe seNsiTiVe. PASSword is not the same as passWORD.

CONNECTING to the server
- Click
Site > Site Files
If necessary, select the site you have defined from the drop-down
"Site:"
menu. Your local files should appear in the
right hand side (Local Folder) box.
- Click
Edit > Locate in Remote Folder
to connect to Freepages. Any files/folders you have uploaded previously
will
be displayed in the left hand box (Remote Site:)
- To upload a file, highlight and click
Site > Put
To download a file from the server to your computer, click
Site > Get

Thanks to Nancy
Beach for
general
instructions and screen shots.
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Pat Asher
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