Learning To Administer Contribute; Intended Audience; Typographical Conventions - MACROMEDIA CONTRIBUTE-USING CONTRIBUTE Use Manual

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Macromedia Contribute lets content contributors create new web pages, edit existing pages, and

publish content without having to learn complicated authoring tools or HTML coding.

This part describes how to configure Contribute to work with your organization's websites, and

how to help contributors to your websites get started using Contribute.

This chapter contains the following sections:

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"Intended audience" on page 135

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"Typographical conventions" on page 135

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"Learning to administer Macromedia Contribute" on page 136

Intended audience

This information is intended for:

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Information technology (IT) staff responsible for maintaining your organization's website and

web servers

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Independent users who want to use Contribute to manage their personal websites

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Web professionals responsible for maintaining website content and appearance

If you will be responsible for deploying and administrating Contribute for your organization, you

should be familiar with the set-up and administration of websites and web servers, user

permissions on the server hosting your website, and web page markup languages such as HTML

and cascading style sheets (CSS).

This information is also intended for users of Macromedia Dreamweaver who are responsible for

overseeing the design and implementation of the website. Using Dreamweaver, these users can

both mange Contribute websites, as well as create web page templates for use by Contribute users.

Typographical conventions

The following typographical conventions are used in this guide:

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Menu items are shown in this format: Menu name > Menu item name. Items in submenus

are shown in this format: Menu name > Submenu name > Menu item name.

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indicates HTML tag and attribute names as well as literal text used in examples.

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