Where is the command line interface in DW CS3 on a Mac?

I have seen other forums where they instruct you to use the command bar or command line interface to set permissions and what not, but I do not see where that might be in Dreamweaver CS3 on a Mac. Can someone assist me in locating this feature?
Thanks in advance,
Todd Temple > T2 Design

There is no command line interface in Dreamweaver. It's a tool for editing web pages.
However, you can use Dreamweaver to set the permissions on web pages on your remote server like this:
In the Files panel, select Remote view from the drop-down menu at the top right.
Select the file(s)/folder(s) for which you want to change the permissions.
Right-click and select Set Permissions from the context menu.
Set the permissions in the dialog box that opens.
As the dialog box warns you, this command does not work on all servers. If your remote server won't allow you to change permissions through Dreamweaver, you need to log into your hosting company's control panel, and change the permissions there. If you don't know how to do it through the control panel, ask your hosting company for help, as the method depends on the control panel used.

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