Convert Folder to Subsite

I manage a school website. We are required by law to post all
"vendor compliance" documents which show any possible confilct with
members of the school board. The easiest way to do this is to scan
all the documents to .pdf files and drop them into folders A-Z. I
want to create one folder named Vendors with the 26 alphabet
folders inside it. Then I want the Vendors folder to be accessible
with one link from our school board page on the website.
I think this is sometimes called a subsite, but I'm not sure,
and I can't figure out how to make it work. Can anyone help? I DO
NOT want to create links to the some 2000 documents!

"mjhtx47" <[email protected]> wrote
> I think this is sometimes called a subsite, but I'm not
sure, and I can't
> figure out how to make it work. Can anyone help? I DO
NOT want to create
> links
> to the some 2000 documents!
Hi --
I think you're talking about a sub domain. The URL would look
something
like this: vendors.yourschool.edu.
Talk to your hosting company about how to set up a sub
domain. In DW you
will need to define a new site for the sub domain. You need
to do this
because the sub domain requires you to upload the files you
want on it
separately from the existing site.
When you've established the sub domain, copy/paste the files
you want in the
sub domain from the existing site. Make sure to do the
copy/paste from
within DW as this will preserve your links. Then on the
existing site you
can add a link to the sub domain.
Hope this helps.
John

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