Note: If you are starting a new site, before opening Dreamweaver, you should create a folder for the site's data. This folder is called the Local Root Folder. If you have redirected My Documents, you should not create your Local Root Folder in the My Documents folder. Instead, create the folder in your Local Documents folder; or, create the folder on the C drive. Keep the foldername short. Don't use any special characters in the name as well. Examples, use your county name or an abbreviation of the site's full name.

Note: If you're setting up a new site, you need two things. First, a College of Ag Science AG account. Second, this AG account must be given permissions to access the correct folder on the College webserver. This folder is called the Host Directory and is mentioned below in step 9. If you are unsure what to enter in Step 9, contact ICT via the Help Desk Submission Form. In the Problem Details field, enter "Website request" and then include the link to the site itself.

1. Open Dreamweaver.
2. If you are starting from scratch, choose Site and then Site Files. Double-click on the Define Sites drop-down list.
   If you have already created a site and need to edit settings, from the Site menu choose Define Site.
• The Site Definition dialog box appears.
3. To add a new site, click New.
   To edit a site, highlight its name and click Edit.
   
   Note: If you are creating a new site, you should start at step 4. If you're editing an existing site, use the steps as needed. Example: if you need to update your AG password, start at step 6.
   
   
4. Enter a site name. Example: Countyname (Armstrong) or an abbreviation of the site's full name (YET).
5. In the Local Root Folder line, click the folder icon. Browse to and select your Local Root Folder. When you locate your local site folder and click OK or Select.
6. In the Category list at the left, click Remote Info.
7. From the Access drop-down list, choose FTP.
8. Enter the FTP host as: webftp.cas.psu.edu
   
   Note: The Host Directory entry in Step 9 is the "path" to your site's folder on the webserver. ICT should have provided this information to you when the site was created.
   
   County Extension office sites use this pattern:
   
   /coext/countyname/ Examples: /coext/greene/ or /coext/wayne/
   
   Department websites use this pattern: /casdept/sitename/ Examples: /casdept/das/ or /casdept/ipm/
   
   
9. Enter the Host Directory for your site. It should start and end with a forward slash /.
10. In the Login box, enter AG\ followed by your AG account Userid. Example: AG\jsw1024
    
    
    
    
    
    
11. If you're setting up a new site, enter your AG password (this may be different than your PSU password).
    If you're editing an existing site and need to update your AG password, delete the current saved password. Then reenter your new AG password.
12. Place a check in the Password's Save box.
13. Place a check in the Use Passive FTP box.
    
14. Click OK.
• If you're setting up a new site, Dreamweaver should ask if you want to cache the site. This allows Dreamweaver to do a lot of things automatically (i.e., check dependent files, update/correct links, etc.). Click Create or OK.
15. In the Define Sites dialog box, click Done.
• Your Web Directory should appear in the Site list now.
• The Site directory for the site now appears on the right.