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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 9

For example, the following line (from the Macintosh file) indicates that files with a .html filename

extension should be transferred in ASCII mode:

HTML DmWr TEXT ASCII

In both files, all elements on a given line are separated by tabs. The extension and the transfer

mode are in uppercase letters.

To change a default setting, edit the file in a text editor.

To add information about a new filename extension:

1 Edit the extension-map file in a text editor.

2 On a blank line, enter the filename extension (in uppercase) and press Tab.

3 On the Macintosh, add the creator code, a tab, the file type, and another tab.

4 Enter ASCII or BINARY to set an FTP transfer mode.

5 Save the file.

About customizing Dreamweaver menus

Dreamweaver creates all of its menus from the structure defined in an XML file called menus.xml,

in the Configuration/Menus subfolder of the Dreamweaver application folder. Editing the

menus.xml file changes the Dreamweaver menus the next time you start Dreamweaver. For basic

information about XML, see Dreamweaver Help.

By editing the menus.xml file, you can add, change, and remove keyboard shortcuts for menu

items, though in most cases it’s easier to do that using the Keyboard Shortcut Editor. (See

Dreamweaver Help.) You can also rearrange, rename, and remove menu items.

In a multiuser operating system, when you make changes within Dreamweaver that result in

changes to menus.xml (such as changing keyboard shortcuts using the Keyboard Shortcut

Editor), Dreamweaver creates a new menus.xml file in your user configuration folder. To

customize menus.xml in a multiuser operating system, edit the copy of the file in your user

configuration folder (or copy the master menus.xml file to your user configuration folder if

Dreamweaver hasn’t yet created a version there). For more information, see “About customizing

Dreamweaver in a multiuser environment” on page 2.

If you open menus.xml in an XML editor, you may see error messages regarding the ampersands

(&) in the menus.xml file. It’s best to edit menus.xml in an ordinary text editor. (Don’t edit it

in Dreamweaver.)

Note: Always make a backup copy of the current menus.xml file, or any other Dreamweaver configuration file, before

you modify it. It’s easy to make mistakes in editing the menu configuration file, and there’s no way to revert to a

previous set of menus other than replacing the menus.xml file. In case you forget to make a backup, though, the

Configuration folder contains a backup of the default menus.xml file, called menus.bak; to revert to the default menu

set, replace menus.xml with a copy of menus.bak.

Modifying the Commands menu

You can add certain kinds of commands to the Commands menu, and change their names,

without editing the menus.xml file. For more information about menus.xml, see “About

customizing Dreamweaver menus” on page 9.

Note: The term “command” has two meanings in Dreamweaver. Strictly speaking, a command is a particular kind of

extension. In some contexts, however, “command” is used interchangeably with “menu item” to mean any item that

appears in a Dreamweaver menu, no matter what it does or how it’s implemented.

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