Photoshop CS3 Web Gallery Hosting

Hi there,
I'm fairly new to HTML and flash altogether (just took up IT classes). I bought the Adobe web premium pack, which came with a nifty video tutorial guide.
Through those tutorials, i quickly learned how to create a web gallery with PS CS3... which leads me to the next question, one which i found myself asking just a few seconds after the end of the tutorial: Now what?
I have a folder with the .html or in my case .fla gallery which works and looks fine on my computer, but i have no idea how to host it on the net, even with dreamweaver.
Watching through other tutorials, i learned how to import a .fla file into dreamweaver, but how does one import an entire flash gallery?
Or simpler yet, how can i get this web gallery online? (quick and dirty, doesn't matter as long as it gets done)
A quick response would really be appreciated, i've been scratching my head over this for the last 4-5 hours, thanks!

Hi Justin,
I am also new, but I know how to upload files to a site, so I'm going to attempt to help you. It's very easy if you've ever uploaded files to a server. Have you? Because you simply upload all the files created by Photoshop to the server using Fetch. Be sure you load your folders as well. To upload folder go to the Remote item and pull down until it says Put folders and files. Then add the folders you need to upload, click done and click new folder.
The problem I'm having is that my web site gallery isn't displaying properly. If you have this part figured out, please help. I'm getting a space above the site, I'm getting a couple icons in that space including a box and a question mark within a diamond. The controls are not visible. Anyone, I could use some help. [email address deleted for privacy]
Thanks,
Edie

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On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 01:10:23 +0000 (UTC), "dreamcafe"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>I bought the Adobe Web Design package to put together a
good (hope springs
>eternal) Web site to showcase about 60 oil paintings that
are presently
>available at different poster sites. I am a novice to
DreamWeaver; started my
>basic web page. I now need to add the photos in 6
different galleries -
>landscapes, waterscapes, etc. I assumed I was going to do
this in Photoshop
>CS3/Fireworks and import it to the site I am building
with DreamWeaver, but 2
>problems confront me:
> (1) I could not find a Photoshop CS3 photo gallery
template that allows for a
>text paragraph adjacent to a larger image when clicking
on thumbnails laid out
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>
> Appreciate any info in this area. Thanks.

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