Learn about synchronizing, uploading, and downloading files between your local and remote sites in Dreamweaver. From Adobe Dreamweaver CS6: Learn by Video presented by David Powers.

Learn how to publish your site with Adobe Business Catalyst, and take advantage of site hosting that is a part of Creative Cloud membership or an Adobe Muse single app plan. Or, upload to FTP, or export HTML to publish with a hosting provider of your choice.

Choose to host your site with a third-party hosting service provider. Go live by simply exporting your Adobe Muse site and using FTP to upload files to any provider.

Learn how to publish your site by uploading your files to a web server that is accessible to the public online. (For a real project you’d need to have your own service provider.  This lesson only serves as a guide for this final step.)  Learn how to configure Dreamweaver to connect to your web server using the login information provided by your web host.  After uploading, you should be able to test out the live site online on the web.

Use the Publish Services panel in the Library module to upload your photos directly from Lightroom to Flickr and other web sharing sites.

In this episode, Greg uses Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 to put the finishing touches on his website before submitting it to his client. This includes, externalizing javascript, uploading files to the server, and using Adobe’s Browser Lab to test the site in multiple browsers.

Use Dreamweaver's testing feature to check links and its site management capabilities to upload websites to remote servers.