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Using Dreamweaver on the College of Law web sites

Dreamweaver can access web sites directly via the built-in WebDAV, but it is preferable to use NetDrive to map your site to a drive letter.

Edit files directly from your web site drive letterOnce you have mapped the drive, select that drive in Dreamweaver's file manager, as shown, and open files from that list.

 

As soon as the file is saved, it is available on your web site. To create a new web page, simply save it to the mapped drive under a new name.