Download MUSE site from web and back into Muse?

I messed up my MUSE site on my computer. A clean copy is on the web site online.
I tried to download that clean copy to a new directory, but MUSE will not open it.
How do I put my muse site back into MUse after uploading it?
(Insert many swear words here)

Hi,
You cannot open html pages or css files in Muse. Right now Muse only supports .muse file format.
Please let me know if you have any other query.

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