Unable to upload DW files with FTP or Fetch

I cannot preview with Firefox all DW files which
before could be previewed. The new files created could not be
upload using FTP of Fetch.
FTP says "file connection incomplete file not complete; put
operation failed "file.htm does not exist in local site"
Fetch says "could not put 'file.htm' because FTP server
encountered an error accessing file; server
responded:file.htm:access denied" what may have gone wrong?

Your FTP information must be wrong.
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"t2t0" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
I cannot preview with Firefox all DW files which
before could be
> previewed. The new files created could not be upload
using FTP of Fetch.
> FTP says "file connection incomplete file not complete;
put operation
> failed
> "file.htm does not exist in local site"
> Fetch says "could not put 'file.htm' because FTP server
encountered an
> error
> accessing file; server responded:file.htm:access denied"
what may have
> gone
> wrong?
>

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