Burning a website to a CD?

Hi,
I need to burn my website I created in Dreamweaver CS4 to a CD. How do I do this?
Also, do I burn all the files within my created site (that is everything in the Files panel)?
I know this is probably really easy to do but I'm just new to creating websites and making sites available to others.
Thanks for the help in advance.
ashmic19

Hi,
"... and making sites available to others." A prerequisite is, however, that these people have a DW at their disposal. So it would be enough, of course, if you transfer the data from the root folder. The files are in the htdocs directory, as is mostly the case. For example:
In order to demonstrate the site, you should furthermore copy an off-line viewer to your CD (or DVD, question of space).
Hans-G.

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