Possible to automatically save as a specific file type

Hey all! First, can I say that the search on here is really stupid? You have to search all the forums first before you can search just the forum you want to search? Who's the brainiac that thought that made any sense? I don't need to search the forums for every Adobe product when my question is about Dreamweaver. Seriously, stupid.
Anyway, here's my question! On my website, my files have to be .shtml. Is there a way to make it so that when I save files based on this template, it will automatically choose .shtml as the file type? Or do I just have to choose it manually every time?
It's not that a big a deal. I just keep forgetting and save new pages as html, then I have to change it.
Thanks and I hope everyone is doing well! I haven't been around much in a while. It was easier for me to pop in a see what's going on when I was using a newsreader. Oh well!
Courtney

Dang! I was wrong. It's not the first time and it won't be the last.
Found this while looking for something else.
EDIT > Preferences > New Document > Default Extension. Type .shtml or .shtm and hit OK.
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