You can export a site as an XML file that contains the sites settings, and import the site into Dreamweaver later. This enables you to move sites between machines and product versions or to share the settings with other users.
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Its a good idea to export your sites regularly so that you have a backup copy if anything happens to the site. |
The Manage Sites dialog box appears.
To select more than one sites, Control-click (Windows) or Command-click (Macintosh) each site. To select a range of sites, Shift-click the first and last site in the range.
If you export a site that specifies a user name and password for a remote server, Dreamweaver asks whether you want to back up your settings or if you want to share the settings with other users. If you want to share your settings with other users, select the second option and click OK. Dreamweaver does not save information that would not work for other users, such as your remote server login information and local paths.
Dreamweaver saves each site as an XML file, with an .ste file extension, in the specified location.
The Manage Sites dialog box appears.
The Import Site dialog box appears.
To select more than one sites, Control-click (Windows) or Command-click (Macintosh) each .ste file. To select a range of sites, Shift-click the first and last file in the range.
After Dreamweaver imports the sites, the site names appear in the Manage Sites dialog box.