Where's the Snippets

Question

Dreamweaver has always saved the snippets that you make in an
undisclosed location. When I reload the system or move to another
machine, I lose them all.
I would be great if there was a way to just save a copy in
Dreamweaver like you can save color palettes or brushes in
photoshop.
Where are my personal snippets on a Windows System.(Vista)?

Answer 1

W00T! Thanks, Al!
I'll use dat....
Murray --- ICQ 71997575
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>>
C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Dreamweaver
>> CS4\en_US\Configuration\Snippets
>
> I have lots of custom snippets that I've made. I make
them portable by
> turning them into extensions. This MXI carries a snippet
that install
> under a folder called PVII in the Snippets panel:
>
> <macromedia-extension
> name="PVII Placeholder Text"
> version="1.0.0"
> type="code snippet"
> requires-restart="true">
>
> <author name="PVII" />
>
> <products>
> <product name="Dreamweaver" version="6" />
> </products>
>
> <description>
> <![CDATA[
> Insert Filler Text.
> ]]>
> </description>
>
> <ui-access>
> <![CDATA[
> Access: From the Snippets Panel- PVII<br>
> ]]>
> </ui-access>
>
> <files>
> <file source="p7Ptext.csn"
> destination="$dreamweaver/configuration/Snippets/PVII"
/>
> </files>
>
> <configuration-changes>
> </configuration-changes>
> <help-changes>
> </help-changes>
> </macromedia-extension>
>
>
> The csn files are also xml files and look like this:
>
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
> <snippet name = "PVII Placeholder Text" description =
"Quickly Inserts a
> block of Geeky Placeholder Text." preview="design"
type="block">
> <insertText location="beforeSelection">
> <![CDATA[A re-engineering of your current world view
will reaffirm your
> online presence enabling a more effervescent solution.
Upscaling
> voluminous networking exchange solutions will result in
your achieving an
> excellent systemic electronic data interchange
synchronization, thereby
> exploiting technical environments for mission critical
broad-based
> capacity-constrained systems. This will fundamentally
cause a morphing
> into a well designed and actionable information
infrastructure whose
> semantic content is downright null. To more fully
clarify the current
> concept, a few aggregate issues will require addressing
to facilitate a
> distributed communication venue. In integrating
non-aligned structures
> into existing legacy systems, an even more effervescent
(bubbly) gateway
> blueprint in a backward compatible package of tangible
and immeasurable
> strategic value will result in right-sizing the
conceptual frameworks, but
> only when thinking outside the box. This being said, the
ownership issues
> inherent in dominant thematic implementations cannot be
understated vis-a
> vis David Bowie, for instance.]]>
> </insertText>
> <insertText location="afterSelection">
> <![CDATA[]]>
> </insertText>
> </snippet>
>