Saving a page to your computer |
There are several ways you can save files with AOLpress:
In this section we'll cover saving to your own computer (sometimes called "saving locally"). In the next section, we'll talk about ways to "publish" your pages to the Web (also called "saving remotely"). You've already saved the changes you made to the previous page in this workbook. Now you can try saving this page to another location on your computer. |
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When you create Web sites,
you can start out by creating and editing the pages on your own computer.
Keep all the files in one directory, or in a directory and its subdirectories.
When you are ready to publish your files to a server, this will make it easy
to move files without breaking the links between them.
You can also save your pages in several formats other than as Web pages.
In the "Save As" window, you can click the Options button to see this
window: For example, you might want to save a page as ordinary "Text" or in the "Rich Text Format" (so you can import it into Microsoft Word). We'll talk about other options in this window later.
For more information, see the chapter on
creating
and saving
pages |
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