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Chapter 540

Before you begin

If you haven’t already done so, before you start the tutorial, create a new folder into which you’ll

transfer the GettingStarted sample files.

1 At the root level of your local disk, create a new folder and name it Sites—for example, C:\Sites

(Windows) or Hard Drive:Sites (Macintosh).

If you are using Windows XP or Macintosh OS X, create the Sites folder inside your user folder.

2 Locate the Tutorials folder in the Dreamweaver application folder on your hard disk. The path

to the folder is:

\Macromedia|Dreamweaver MX\Samples\GettingStarted\ Tutorials

3 Copy the Tutorial folder into the Sites folder.

4 In Dreamweaver, define the Tutorials folder you copied as your local site. If you do not know

how to define a local site in Dreamweaver, you can follow the directions provided in the

chapter, “Creating Your First Website in Dreamweaver,” in Dreamweaver Help (Help > Using

Dreamweaver).

You can also use the Dreamweaver Site Definition Wizard to be guided through the site

setup process. In Dreamweaver, choose Site > New Site, then click the Basic tab to begin

setting up your site.

Open a document to work in

You’ll start by opening a document to work in.

1 In Dreamweaver, select File > Open.

2 In the dialog box that appears, navigate to the Tutorial folder in the local site you defined, then

double-click the file named css_start.htm to select it.

The document opens in the Document window.

This document includes several elements—text, tables, and links. Very few elements in the page

have any formatting style applied to them at all. By redefining the body tag, you’ll define styles

which will apply a global change to the document.

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