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How To Manage Your Extension Through Dreamweaver MX
Monday, June 06, 2005 - 07:51 PM
The latest version of Macromedia Dreamweaver, Dreamweaver MX works with a standalone program that is a wonderful assistant in managing your file extension
The latest version of Macromedia Dreamweaver, Dreamweaver MX works with a standalone program that is a wonderful assistant in managing your file extension
. Macromedia Dreamweaver MX offers extensions to improve the functionality and scope of Dreamweaver. This program is the extension manager that can be relied upon to install and remove your file extensions. Through this program, you can turn your extensions on and turn them off, as you please. Plus, true to Dreamweaver's integrated capabilities, the extension manager program works well with Flash and Fireworks to manage their extensions as well.
If you haven't got any idea on how to manage your extensions through Dreamweaver MX, then, after going over these simple steps, you will find out how reliable and easy it is:
First, open the Extension Manager. Do this by going to the "Commands" menu and choosing "Manage Extensions..."
Second, if you haven't gotten around to downloading the extension or extensions you want to install, then start downloading them before we go another step further.
Third, since the Extension Manager handle extensions for several programs, as mentioned above, you must make sure that Dreamweaver MX is displayed in the drop-down menu.
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