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ADOBE GOLIVE CS2 22
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Once you've configured a publish server in GoLive, you can use it for any site by clicking the Add To Favorites button
in the Publish Server section of the Site Settings dialog box. If you change information about the publish server,
GoLive updates all sites that use that server.
2. Connect to the publish server.
Click the Connect To Publish Server button in the toolbar. GoLive brings the Publish Server tab in the site
window to the front.
3. Upload a new file.
In the Files tab of the site window, select the file you want to upload and choose Site > Publish Server > Upload
Selection (don't select the home page of the site—you'll delete this file later in the tutorial). GoLive uploads the file
and displays it in the Publish Server tab.
You can use the Publish Server command to upload selected files, all files in your site, or only new files and files that
have been modified locally since the last upload.
4. Upload a modified file.
In the Files tab of the site window, select and open the file you uploaded in step 3. Make a change to the file, and then
save and close it. Click the Upload Modified Files button on the toolbar (if the button tool tip reads Upload All
or Upload Selection, click the triangle at the lower right of the button and choose Upload Modified Command from
the Change Button To menu). In the Upload dialog box, note that the file you've just modified is marked with a green
arrow, meaning GoLive will upload it to the publish server. Click OK to perform the modified-item upload.
When GoLive uploads files, it saves the modification time for the local site files and the files on the server. When you
perform a modified-item upload, GoLive compares the modification times and transfers only new files and files that
have been modified locally since the last upload.