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Jackilan #1
Selecting multiiple documents to open at once
Is there a way that I can select more than one document at a time to open in Dreamweaver, without defining a site?
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Jackilan #2
Selecting multiiple documents to open at once
Is there a way that I can select more than one document at a time to open in Dreamweaver, without defining a site?
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EQ_Developer #3
Re: Selecting multiiple documents to open at once
Defining a site is the easiest way but if you are desperate not to have to do
that you can browse for the files in Windows and select the files you want to
open by pressing Shift or Ctrl and left clicking on the files you want to open.
Then right click and select 'Edit with Dreamweaver MX'. All of the files
selected should then open in Dreamweaver. This will only work for files in the
same directory though. If you want to select multiple documents to open in
different directories you will need to define a site.
The only other way I think you can do it is by coding your own custom command
using the Dreamweaver API and using the dreamweaver.openDocument() function
somehow.
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