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Dr. Luanne Eris Fose Revised July 30, 2004

8. Click on the Connect button (Figure 43). After some processing time, you should see

the inside of your public_html folder from your polylog account appear in the Remote

View of the Dreamweaver’s site window.

Figure 43: Connect Button

9. Click on the Expand/Collapse icon (Figure 44), which is located right below the Local

View/Remote View pull-down menu.

Figure 44: Expand/Collapse Icon

10. Dreamweaver will open two windowpanes, which display the Local View on the right

and the Remote View on the left.

11. WARNING: If you already have web pages located in your public_html folder on the

Remote (server) side, BE VERY CAREFUL IN THIS NEXT STEP. You’ll want to make sure

that if you have an index.html file in your public_html folder that you DON’T

OVERWRITE it with the index.html file we have made in this tutorial. This is the reason

you were instructed to create the mx2004_website folder on the server beforehand so

that you wouldn’t accidentally write over an index.html file that resides in your

public_html folder, which may already be functioning for your own personal website.

12. CAREFULLY drag-select or Shift-select the files in the mx2004_website folder from

the Local View windowpane and then drag them over the mx2004_website folder in

the left Remote View windowpane. The files have now been copied to your polylog1

account and should be residing in the mx2004_website folder on the Remote View side

of Dreamweaver.

13. We’re almost done, but not quite! We still need to provide permission to the polylog

server to display the files as explained in the next section.

CHANGING PERMISSIONS ON YOUR FILES WITH TELNET:

There is still one more thing you have to do before your files will be active for viewing. Even

though you have moved your files over to polylog1, you still have to tell polylog1 that you want

to give permission for these pages to be read from the web server (seems redundant, I know).

Please follow the directions below:

1. Maximize the polylog1 window or open Telnet again (if you logged out and quit). If you

need to, login and give your password as you did before and press Enter until you get

the % prompt again.

2. At the % prompt, type websetup and then press the Enter key. This command will set

the permissions so your files can be viewed.

3. At the % prompt, type logout and press the Enter key.

4. Quit Telnet.

5. Now your web pages should be readable from any browser.

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