help,convert mac files to pc dw files

i'm working on a mac (osx). how can i get my dreamweaverMX04 files to display
on a pc. and i will then like to put these onto a cd so mac and pc users can
view. seperate cds or on the same cd.
right now, when i test it on a pc, the image links are broken but the text
comes up ok.
:frown;

Use OSX to create a ZIP archive of the files from the root folder of the
site down. Burn this archive to a CD. Unzip the archive on your PC.
Define the site in DW to point to the root folder you just unzipped.
Everything should now work properly.

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"ikko215" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

i'm working on a mac (osx). how can i get my dreamweaverMX04 files to
display
on a pc. and i will then like to put these onto a cd so mac and pc users
can
view. seperate cds or on the same cd.
right now, when i test it on a pc, the image links are broken but the text
comes up ok.
:frown;

i'm working on a mac (osx). how can i get my dreamweaverMX04 files to
display
on a pc.

There's no such thing as a 'dreamweaver' file. They're just text files of
whatever language you were working in...asp, html, etc.

So, to answer your question, you just copy them over to your PC.

and i will then like to put these onto a cd so mac and pc users can
view. seperate cds or on the same cd.
right now, when i test it on a pc, the image links are broken but the
text
comes up ok.

Well, I'm guessing that your image links are perhaps broken.

-Darrel

thanks for the quick reply.

is there any way to view the site by double clicking on the index page to open
in a browser on a pc, without having to use DW to point to the root folder?

eg, if the pc doesn't have DW on it

Check the files on the CD to make sure your CD-burning software did not
truncate the file names to MS-DOS 8.3 format.

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James M. Shook
http://www.jshook.com

eg, if the pc doesn't have DW on it

Again, these are just HTML files. It's completely up to the end-user's
system preferences as to what program they use to open HTML files in.

-Darrel

thanks for everyone's help

i think the problem occured when i zipped the files. i copied the files over to the pc without the zipping and everything works

sweeet, thanks