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Dreamweaver

Uploading
a website
1.In
Dreamweaver, press "SHIFT-F5" to bring up the site
map.

2.Click
on the "Site" menu and select "New Site". Enter
a name for your site in the "Site name" field. Insert
the directory where your local copy of the website will be
stored in the "Local Root Folder" field. Under Link
management options, enter your website address.

NOTE: If you do not have a domain name, and are merely uploading
to your personal web space, enter "http://www.us-it.net/~username"
where "username" is the username which you log on
with (and not the USIT number you were assigned). This will
also be your web address (URL) to the world.
3.Click
on "Web Server Info." Choose "FTP" and
enter your domain name in the "FTP Host" field,
and "public_html" in the "Host Directory"
field. The login and password will be the username and password
of your dial-up account.

NOTE:
If you do not have a domain name, and are merely uploading
to your personal web space, enter "http://users.us-it.net/"
and "public_html" in the "Host Directory"
field. Your username and password are those with which you
log on to your dialup account with (but not the USIT number
you were assigned).
4.Then
all you do is select the files from your local computer on
the right, press the "Put" button in the site manager,
and they will be uploaded to the web server on the left. Don't
worry about manually placing each file on the web server,
because Dreamweaver automatically syncs and maintains the
directory structure on your computer with the web server.
When prompted to "Include dependent files," choosing
"Yes" will cause Dreamweaver to upload any linked
files in your HTML documents, such as graphics, templates,
or other HTML pages.
5.Remember
to always name your starting page "index.html" in
order for the web server to know which HTML document to load
first when people hit your site.
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