Copying Page from Internet Explorer

This may sound easy but not for me, I got dreamweaver but I
am still lost. I have changed the domain from a third party company
to godaddy.com and I am trying to copy the pages there. What format
would I use should I just save the entire web pages. Or should I
rebuild the site.

>I thought this was
> simpler and I promised my uncle to have it ready soon.
Web design is anything but simple. Can't help but marvel at
how many assume
otherwise. I suspect it's something similar to how so many
get into an
American Idol tryout without a lick of talent.
Regardless, it's obviously time to bite the bullet and tell
your uncle you
were wrong. Given your questions it's obvious you're
thrashing. You really
need to stop right here and invest the time and effort needed
to learn HTML
& CSS and how to actually construct a website. Otherwise
what you produce is
unlikely to have any actual value. Seems better to disappoint
your uncle now
while he still has the option to go another direction, such
as hiring a
professional who actually knows what they are doing.
Walt
"mazdaspeed007" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:g5qu2q$dll$[email protected]..
> OK thanks I got that. Now will I have to use go daddy at
all? Or will all
> the
> pages I make be uploaded to the server from DW? Are the
subdomains made
> here
> also? Sorry for the stupid questions but im knee deep I
thought this was
> simpler and I promised my uncle to have it ready soon.
No but I had an
> Rx-7
>

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