The File Management button, located at the top of the Document window next to theThis is a picture of the feature being described. Quick Export button, offers easy access to file-transport commands. You can use the File Management button if your document resides in a Dreamweaver site folder and if the site has access to a remote server. Fireworks recognizes your folder as a site if you have used the Manage Site dialog box in Dreamweaver to define the target folder, or a folder that contains the target folder, as the local root folder for a site.

The File Management button displays the following menu commands:

Get copies the remote version of the file to the local site, overwriting the local file with the remote copy.

Check Out checks the file out, overwriting the local file with the remote copy. Check Out is enabled in Fireworks only if the Enable File Check In and Check Out option is enabled in Dreamweaver for the site in which the document resides.

Put copies the local version of the file to the remote site, overwriting the remote file with the local copy.

Check In checks the local file in, overwriting the remote file with the local copy. Check In is enabled in Fireworks only if the Enable File Check In and Check Out option is enabled in Dreamweaver for the site in which the document resides.

Undo Check Out undoes Check Out of the local file and checks it in, overwriting the local file with the remote copy. Undo Check Out is enabled in Fireworks only if the Enable File Check In and Check Out option is enabled in Dreamweaver for the site in which the document resides.

NOTE

File Management commands are enabled in Fireworks only if your document resides in a Dreamweaver site folder with a remote server defined. Fireworks File Management commands can be used only for files that reside in sites that use the Local/Network and FTP transport methods. Files in sites that use sFTP or third-party transport methods such as SourceSafe, WebDAV, and RDS cannot be transported to and from the remote server from within Fireworks.