4.  When the files are uploading, you'll see a pop up screen in your Dreamweaver. 

5.  There are several ways to  PUT  transfer files to your remote server. These include (1) 

highlighting the file in your menu and right click and select  PUT,  and (2) click on the 

 Expand/Collapse  button

, then the  Connects to 

the Remote Host  

button.  From here you can  drop and drag  files.  

UPLOADING FILES NOT LOCATED WITHIN THE GACC (WEB) SITE FOLDER 

There are times when files need to be transferred from a folder outside of the GACC (web) site 

folder.  The FTP process allows this without any problems, however, WebDAV, inconjuction with  

Dreamweaver, currently does not allow this process (or at least we haven't figured it out, yet).  

Only files within the GACC (web) site can be transferred.  Therefore, we have to find a process 

that will allow us to do this. 

Dan Ervin is currently working on finding a method.  Initial evaluation indicates the best option 

available right now will be using Internet Explorer 5.0 or greater, or Windows Explorer to upload 

these files.  Hopefully, we'll know something the week of June 6.   At that time we'll send out the 

steps. 

In the meantime, if you want to go ahead with production and you need this process, the 

recommendation is to leave those files on the old server and link to them through Dreamweaver.  

Once we've figured out the best process to transfer these files, then the links on your pages can 

be changed. 

USING CONTRIBUTE 

Some GACCS may be using Contribute as a supplement to Dreamweaver.  Contribute is a less 

expensive way for folks to update web files within a (web) site.  It's also a good way to keep the 

user from accidentally changing any protected links established by the web manager of the site.  

If you will be using Contribute, you'll need to acquire Contribute 3.0 in order for WebDAV to 

work.  WebDAV is not built into Versions 2.0 and earlier. 

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