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Jim Benelisha #1
Contribute as stand alone?
I would like to convert my website from Microsoft Front Page to a Mac based
program. Contribute has been recommended to me. I would like to know if I can
use this program by itself to create a website, without Dreamweaver or other
website development programs. Thank you.
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Tea Rust #2 Re: Contribute as stand alone?
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"Jim Benelisha" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:evlv6d$oma$1@forums.macromedia.com...>I would like to convert my website from Microsoft Front Page to a Mac based
> program. Contribute has been recommended to me. I would like to know if
> I can
> use this program by itself to create a website, without Dreamweaver or
> other
> website development programs. Thank you.
>
Tea Rust Guest
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ThinkInk #3 Re: Contribute as stand alone?
You could use it as a stand-alone program to build websites.
First option:
1. You start with creating a new website connection
2. When you're done you pick in the menu File, New page
3. You can then choose a blank page, a standard Template (Starter Web Pages)
or a custom template (Templates)
Second option:
Of course you can try to create a template in any other program and upload it
to you server and place it in a map with the name Templates, with the extension
..dwt.
I haven't tryed al the possibilties this yet, but the uploading and
recognising went well, so it seems possible. For editable regions you can use
this code:
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<body>
<!-- InstanceBeginEditable name="content" -->
editable content
<!-- InstanceEndEditable -->
</body>
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Remember to use the Refresh Templates option, when you don't see anything, or
the old template.
If you don't have the prgram yet you could download the 30-day trial from
adobe.
grtz
Hayo
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