Dreamweaver to iWeb or .Mac?

I was wondering of there was a way to upload pages I have made with Dreamweaver to iWeb or if there was a way to upload my site directly to my .mac account. Would I have to upload it to my iDisk and somehow import it from there to my .mac account?

I find Dreamweaver to be the best program I have used for web dev. If you use Photoshop CS3 you can directly import your files to Dreamweaver keeping all your layers which is nice. But as the other post suggests download the trial and try it out. Adobe has some basic tutorials that are free on their site to help get you started with the demo.

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Safari doesn't read pages generated by iWeb on .Mac, but Firefox does

I had a really bad experience with Safari 2.0.4, and I still don't know why that program is becoming such a problem. I am using Quicktime 7.1.6
I have been making podcasts using GarageBand, iWeb, and .Mac since February 2006, and things have been working okay. But today, when I checked my page on Safari after I published it using iWeb 1.1.2 to publish on .Mac, the podcast pages didn't work. Checking pages that used to work, they don't work any longer with Safari. At first, I thought it might be a problem with my storage allocation on .Mac, but that is not the case (I have using less than half my allotment). I thought the podcast file might be broken, but it works fine in iTunes. I tried it on my laptop, but Safari didn't work either.
All my podcast pages that previously worked, now show a question mark in the Quicktime box. Needless to say, I was concerned, so I tried much older files on .Mac that have already worked before, but no dice.
One such page is:
http://web.mac.com/eschaal/iWeb/Docketer%20Project/Podcast/C7F36E57-1AB2-4D12-A8 87-1F199E86AE2D.html
Then I tried Firefox, and it works fine.
What gives? Why is Firefox more compatible with iWeb and .Mac, than Apple's own Safari? Why is Safari suddenly not working on two different machines, while Firefox works perfectly?
PowerPC G4 Mac OS X (10.4.10)

I found some further information, re my problem.
Factoid one, I went to the Apple Store in Nagoya and they had exactly the same problem on their machines that I had had, so it is NOT anything to with my machine, my upgrades, etc.
Factoid two, I ran the iWeb-generated coding through http://validator.w3.org/ and it found "page is not Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional!"
Factoid three, Firefox runs the page just fine.
Based upon this, I am posting a comment in the blog for my podcast identifying the problem and recommending that people wanting to see the page in Firefox. In the meantime, I will migrate that podcast off of .Mac, remove iWeb from my machine, and migrate all my web browsing to Firefox. I had contemplated dumping Safari before, because it has turned flaky (failing to quit sometimes and sometimes hanging up), but this was the final straw.
PowerPC G4 Mac OS X (10.4.10)

Strange System Font in Dreamweaver. After I installed Dreamweaver CS4 on my Mac, it loaded this strange font as seen in the photo attached. Anyone know how to fix this? I have uninstalled/reinstalled many times. No prob w/ other CS4 programs.

Strange System Font in Dreamweaver. After I installed Dreamweaver CS4 on my Mac, it loaded this strange font as seen in the photo attached. Anyone know how to fix this? I have uninstalled/reinstalled many times to no avail. There are no other problems with w/ other CS4 programs, they all have the normal system font. I can't figure it out. Thanks!

Funny fonts issue in PI etc.,
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Can I move my iWeb from mac-mini to my new macbook pro ? iLife 11 does not have iWeb and I really want to use it to update my website on my new macbook Pro instead of Mac mini

Can I move my iWeb from mac-mini to my new macbook pro ? iLife 11 does not have iWeb and I really want to use it to update my website on my new macbook Pro instead of Mac mini

There is no license required for iWeb. Just do a Wyodor suggested and you'll be ready to go. If you're running Lion however, consider the following:
In Lion the Library folder is now invisible. To make it permanently visible enter the following in the Terminal application window: chflags nohidden ~/Library and hit the Enter button - 10.7: Un-hide the User Library folder.
To open your domain file in Lion or to switch between multiple domain files Cyclosaurus has provided us with the following script that you can make into an Applescript application with Script Editor. Open Script Editor, copy and paste the script below into Script Editor's window and save as an application.
do shell script "/usr/bin/defaults write com.apple.iWeb iWebDefaultsDocumentPath -boolean no"delay 1
tell application "iWeb" to activate
You can download an already compiled version with this link: iWeb Switch Domain.
Just launch the application, find and select the domain file you want to open and it will open with iWeb. It modifies the iWeb preference file each time it's launched so one can switch between domain files.
WARNING: iWeb Switch Domain will overwrite an existing Domain.sites2 file if you select to create a new domain in the same folder. So rename your domain files once they've been created to something other than the default name.
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IWeb or .Mac Homepage

I'm new to website publishing, and am wondering what the pros/cons are to iWeb and .mac homepage? How are they different? Which one is better and why?

From the Apple .Mac website.... quite a while ago:
First: reassurance. The pages you've created and are publishing with HomePage are still available at homepage.mac.com/yourmembername and you can continue to use HomePage to create and publish new pages. But what iWeb makes possible is so good; multiple websites and multiple kinds of web publishing, all made extremely easy; you'll most likely want to take advantage of it.
Not a problem. You can use iWeb as your new .Mac web publishing center and keep your existing HomePage content alive in two different ways. The simplest (and we do mean simple) is to navigate to your HomePage pages in Safari and drag the urls into pages you're creating within iWeb. The link will appear with the name you've given the page in HomePage. When you publish, any links you've dragged in will take visitors to those pages.
The other way is also simple. Just republish the pages with iWeb. The same photo album you used the iPhoto HomePage button to publish can either be republished directly out of iPhoto again or dragged straight from iWeb's integrated iLife media browser. The photos will appear instantly. Just click Publish when you're done and announce the event to your audience.
Added benefit: The new slideshow that accompanies iWeb-published photo pages is an extra pleasure to view and use.

IWeb versus .Mac

I am looking into purchasing .mac and iLife. On perusing, it seems iLife has iWeb and .Mac is all about interacting with the web. Why purchase both? What are the distinct differences? Anyone?
Thanks. Novice to the web using realm,
KO

iWeb is an application for constructing websites on your computer.
.Mac is the Apple server where you can publish your site to view it in a web browser.
You do not have to have a .Mac account to publish your site. You can use the services of a web hosting company - most of which will give you a better deal and better performance than .Mac.

Using Dreamweaver and iWeb together

Can you publish a website made in Dreamweaver through iWeb?

iWeb cannot open or import html files.
You can re-create the webpages in iWeb by copy/paste text and images to the iWeb canvas.
You can also drag & drop the text. iWeb will add a texbox with the text and retains the styling of the text.
Try it.

I don't have the extract option in my version of Dreamweaver CC 2014 for Mac

I just installed Dreamweaver CC 2014 for Mac it and I don't have the "Extract" option anywhere. It doesn't appear in the Window menu, and pressing cmd+K doesn't do anything.
Any ideas??

Hi sugarjonnyo,
Extract was released in DW CC 2014.1 Oct release version. More details are available => Extract a Photoshop design into code | Adobe Dreamweaver CC tutorials
I believe you are at the previous version of DW.
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Using CS5 under Snow Leopard.
After using it a while, particularly if I go to another application and click back on it in the dock, Dreamweaver crashes but immediately restarts. Even though I have it set to remember the last files I was working on, it seems to forget.
Sometimes if I click outside the application the same thing happens.
I can rarely go for more than an hour without the application crashing. It's annoying.
Any solution?

Bob,
Could you please post a link to the related forum? I searched every where bout I could not find one.
I'm having this exact same issue (dreamweaver sudently crash on mac) and I use SFTP. I saw this issue is a very common one and It's a major security risk.
Has Adobe done anything to fix this?

Every Time I Use Command-F to "Find" On Dreamweaver CS5.5 on Mac OS X It Crashes

I never had a problem until about a week ago but now every single time I try to use Command-F to "Find" on Dreamweaver CS5.5 on Mac OS X the program crashes.
I've also gone up to Edit -> Find And Replace to try to do it manually and it crashes too. So basically I can't search and it's making it very difficult to edit a big CSS file that I'm using on a website.
I've already submitted like ten crash reports and can't find any info on Google. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Update:
I cleared my Application Support Folder, Preferences, and I held the Shift key on startup. It cleared the glitch and I seem to be back in business.

Could not locate dreamweaver CS4 Resources Folder Mac OS X

Hello,
I just recently installed Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 on my Mac and
am reciving the following error message.
Could not locate the Resources file in the Configuration
folder. This file is required to run Dreamweaver please reinstall
the application.
I reinstalled the application and am continuing to get the
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gweb360,
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> I just recently installed Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 on my
Mac and am reciving the
> following error message.
>
> Could not locate the Resources file in the Configuration
folder. This file is
> required to run Dreamweaver please reinstall the
application.
>
> I reinstalled the application and am continuing to get
the following error
> message.

Where is iWeb in Mac Os Lion?

Do you know how can I install iWeb in Mac Os Lion 10.7.3? I have iLife'11 but it doen't come with iWeb? Thank you

Where did you get iWeb before you upgraded to Lion? If if was preinstalled on your iMac then you will have a disk similar to #4 in this screenshot:
If you purchased the iLife 11 disk then iWeb will be on it. All you need to do is a custom install and select only iWeb.
If your iMac came with Lion preinstalled then you'll have to follow Ethmoid's directions for obtaining iLife 11 and iWeb.
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Dreamweaver CS3 uninstall on MAC computer then install and activate on Windows PC

Dear Sir or Madam,
I have bought and installed Dreamweaver CS3 on my MAC computer since 2008.
I am now using a Windows computer and I would like to:
1) uninstall Dreamweaver CS3 from my old MAC computer
2) install, then activate Dreamweaver CS3 on my new Windows computer
Could you please help me how to go about that?
Thank you for your help,
Zied Smiri

You can't. Serial numbers are platform specific and platform swaps are only available for the current version which is CS6. CS3 is also too old to qualify for an upgrade so your only options are to buy CS6 or subscribe to the Creative Cloud version of Dreamweaver.

Dreamweaver CS3 Windows to Mac transition? How to?

Dreamweaver CS3 Windows to Mac transition? How to?

Hi ewwatson,
CS3 is not a supported version but give this doc a shot nevertheless. Use the chat facility on this page to get in touch with a support person.
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/order-product-platform-language-swap.htm l
Thanks,
Preran

IWeb and .mac confusion

I was hoping someone could enlighten me on the difference between these two URL's:
http://web.mac.com/twood20/iWeb/Site/NYC.html and
http://web.mac.com/twood20/iWeb/Videos/Our%20Day%20at%20Boomers.html
and how they relate to my .mac homepage. I created and published these two files in iWeb but on two different Macs.
When I sign in to my .mac homepage under "My Pages" I have two links.
The URL's for those links are
http://web.mac.com/twood20/iWeb/Site/Disneyland%202006.html and
http://web.mac.com/twood20/iWeb/Site/UK%20Soccer%20Camp.html
obviously neither of these URL's match the two URL's I first spoke about.
However, from within iWeb I can see and visit many of the other pages/sites that I've built. If I type the URL http://web.mac.com/twood20 then it takes me to yet another page/site that I built(which incidentally, when I type in the URL and hit enter the URL changes to http://web.mac.com/twood20/iWeb/Site/NYC.html
I guess to make a long deal short, I don't understand how iWeb and .mac work together in order for me to publish any or all of the pages/sites I want to make sure get published. If anyone has some useful information for me so that I can get all of my pages/sites published that would be great. Thanks in advance.

First take note of iWeb's Help viewer advice about naming your web pages:
Browsers convert spaces in site names to "%20." To avoid these symbols, use an underscore, hyphen, or some other character instead of a space. Also avoid non-Roman characters; many get converted to numbers when you publish.
Other characters aren't recommended for use in website names, including: forward and backward slashes (/ \), brackets ([ ]), tilde (~), exclamation point , question mark (?), "at" sign (@), number sign (#), dollar sign ($), ampersand (&), asterisk (*), colon (:), equal sign (=), comma (,), and double quotation marks ("). Using these characters may result in names with strange numbers in them.
Also take a look at this Apple document:
Publish to your .Mac account from more than one computer...
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303045
In general the format of your URLs is this...
http://web.mac.com/twood20/iWeb/OneOfMySites/APageWithinThatSite.html
I'm not sure what the significance is of the pages listed in "My Pages" on .Mac, when or why that list is updated and, anyway, only you will see that list. What really matters is when someone types in your site name, does it go to your site? I suggest you clean up your page names to avoid the %20's, read that Apple document, then if you still have a specific question post back here.

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