Dreamweaver Mac Site Backup

Hi,
Basically, I need to completely manually reinstall my Intel
MacBook Pro from scratch. My problem is this: I NEED to find the
Dreamweaver MX 2004 file(s) that store info. about defined sites
(FTP usernames and passwords). I have several sites that I
maintain. I have also stupidly misplaced documentation that has the
passwords for a couple of the servers. Migration Assistant copied
over the info. successfully from my old mac. and I've tried copying
over some files I thought it could be (and testing it on a desktop
mac) but no avail.
So basically I'm asking this:
Does anyone know where the third party file(s) could be
hidden? I'm guessing it's in the User folder somewhere, because
even logged in on a different user (but on the same machine) and
the defined sites aren't there...
Many thanks,
Jay Ashton

Jay,
DW Sites Preferences:
/Users/[username]/Library/Application
Support/Macromedia/Common/7/Sites/Site Prefs
DW General Preferences
/Users/[username]/Library/Preferences/Dreamweaver 7 Prefs
I no longer have that version installed, but you may need to
replace "7"
with "MX 2004".
HTH,
Randy
> I NEED to find the Dreamweaver MX 2004 file(s)
> that store info. about defined sites (FTP usernames and
passwords).

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> assuming you're on Windows, if you want to move files
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Explorer.
>
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>
> 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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I'm not sure where to go on this. I've tried a bunch of things like permissions, local vs., remote backup target.

Off Site Backups?

I have a great deal of sensitive information on my MacBook. Prior to Leopard & Time Machine, I kept regular back ups at work, and weekly backups over the weekend at home.
Does anyone know if Time Machine has the capability of maintaining two separate backups on two separate drives? I created both initial backups already, and I know that I can figure this one out on my own through trial and error, but it takes so long for my initial backup to complete that I would like to know for sure so that I don't have to go through the process all over again.
If it doesn't work, I will probably use Time Machine at work and do a more conventional back up over the weekend at home. I guess I'm just trying to save myself a lot of time and trouble and I certainly appreciate any wisdom that anyone out there can share with me before I try pushing the button myself!
Best Regards to All!

I am sorry that it has taken me this long to add this post as an answer to my own question. After quite a bit of reading and a little bit of experimentation, it is now much clearer to me how Time Machine works, and it is also clear that it can only manage one back up drive at a time, even though that single back up drive can host many different computers running Time Machine. So, if you change your back up drive, it will become an archive with all of your back up data intact, but Time Machine will start over from scratch with the new back up drive, creating its complete back up all over again. This is great in one sense, that being if you want to have archival hard drives and don't mind tying up your computer for the initial back up process to run all over again. But for my purposes, I really want Time Machine to be able to go back as far into time as possible so that I can recover and/or review documents as they were in the past. Therefore switching drives, even from time to time, would not work as a solution for me.
So here's my plan:
• My Time Machine drive (which, by the way, is a big honker and will hold a lot of back ups, especially considering how Time Machine does backups), will remain at the office where I do the most work on my laptop and where files are changed throughout the day, every day.
• I will use DejaVu when I bring the laptop home at night and over the weekend in order to create an off site back up of my data. (I had been using DejaVu previous to my upgrade to Leopard and the advent of Time Machine, so it is a simple matter of continuing to use this particular program for me, but there are many other possibilities out there that will create a "mirror" of your data for off site purposes).
By trial and error I have found that the two programs in no way interfere with each other. When I go home on the weekend, DejaVu knows what files have changed and makes the appropriate back ups. When I plug my Time Machine drive back in at the office, it knows what has changed since the last time it was connected and it picks up right where it left off.
As I said, I did test this out myself, and it does work for me. As I also said, I did a good bit of reading as well. One of the best written, most thorough, and easiest to understand articles, (complete with pictures, I just love pictures!), can be found at Apple Insider:
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/07/10/12/roadto_mac_os_x_leopard_timemachine.html&page=1
(Please note that this is the link to page one. The article goes on for several pages and is really a great read!)
Thanks to taalinukko and to Vince DiStefano for their replies and their input. I will continue to monitor this post just in case anyone out there might have any questions for me and my particular application of Time Machine and DejaVu to do regular and off site backups.
Best Regards to All!

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