Dreamweaver on a server with multiple users

We have just recently migrated from GoLive to DW and that
went well. However it was only on my local machine. I need to set
up our sites in DW to access our local server so that my colleagues
can access the sites as well.
What is the recommended way of doing this? Set up the local
site with the server address? What about remote and testing
servers. I still feel I need to manually move our files out to our
stage site and live site as we have to login to those servers to
access them. Any advice?

> You don't want that. You want to work on files locally.
You check them out
> of your staging server, copying them to your local
machine, make edits,
> and then check them back in to the staging server.
Which, by the way, is the only way that checkin/checkout will
work properly.
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"darrel" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> I currently have my "Local Info" set up to pull
files off of our local
>> network
>> server, but to utilize the check-in/check-out
feature I need to set up
>> the
>> remote info also. Can I have that direct to my same
local network
>> location?
>
> You don't want that. You want to work on files locally.
You check them out
> of your staging server, copying them to your local
machine, make edits,
> and then check them back in to the staging server.
>
>> I can't/won't set up the remote info to go to our
production server. It
>> is one
>> that we have to login to as we need it and is not
always connected.
>
> OK, well then you can just skip that part.
>
> -Darrel
>
>
>

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