How do you change Site/Root Folder?

How do you change Site/Root Folder? I have looked for ages,
but i can't find how to change the root folder, it keeps trying to
put everything in my first websites folder. Please Help.

> it keeps trying to put everything in my first websites
folder
when you start a new project, you need to make a NEW site
definition for it.
dw menu->site->manage sites New site
Alan
Adobe Community Expert, dreamweaver
http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/

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