Can't see Site Folder on desktop

I just downloaded the trial version of Dreamweaver. I can see
in the file window that my site has been saved on the Desktop. But
if I close Dreamweaver or collapse the window, I can't see the
actual folder on the desktop. Why? is this a limitation to the
trial versions?

On Mon, 21 Jul 2008 04:50:28 +0000 (UTC), "Aftermid"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>I just downloaded the trial version of Dreamweaver. I can
see in the file
>window that my site has been saved on the Desktop. But if
I close Dreamweaver
>or collapse the window, I can't see the actual folder on
the desktop. Why? is
>this a limitation to the trial versions?
No the trail version is the full works - no changes. Just
that it will
stop working after a month.
you need to set up a site properly
put the following into the Dw help system:
About Dreamweaver sites
good tutorial video here
http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/video_workshop/?id=vid0145
~Malcolm~*...
~*

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"courtney (n h c)" <[email protected]>
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> assuming you're on Windows, if you want to move files
from one place on
> your hard drive into your site folder, just use Windows
Explorer.
>
> but keep in mind that this would not be the ideal way to
move files within
> the site folder from one place another. for example, say
you have a page
> and you want to move it into a folder, you should do
that in Dreamweaver
> because it will update the links for you in any files
that link to the
> page you're moving.
>
> Rock Artist wrote:
>> I, obviously am a new Dreamweaver user, and I need
to know the proper way
>> of going about getting a folder, files, ect. from my
hard drive into my
>> Dreamweaver defined site folder. I understand how to
insert an image from
>> my hard drive into DW and it shows up in my site
folder in the Files
>> Panel. More specifically, using Lightbox2, after
downloading Lightbox and
>> placing those elements in a new folder on my hard
drive, what is the
>> proper way to get that folder into my site folder?
Also, how can I
>> properly add images to an images folder in my site
folder in DW for
>> possible later use, without inserting them on the
page. I know by
>> inserting them on the page from a folder on my hard
drive, Dreamweaver
>> prompts me for DW to recognize them. I would like to
know how I can get
>> them in there and DW to recognize them without
actually inserting them on
>> my page.
>>
>> And can and how can I move files, images, pages from
one site to
>> another? or should I? Thanks, if anyone can help me
with these file
>> moving questions.
>>

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