Where do I start ? download ? Get files ?

My pc went bang ! and the harddrive packed up etc etc.
So i have a new pc, my website I made is still running online, but I do not
have any of it on my pc ?
I re installed my Dreamweaver 2004 . so what do I do next ? Do i download or
"get files" from my website server ?
It was a while ago since I used Dreamweaver so a bit rusty what to do next
thanks , a step by step would be very welcomed thanks again

I re installed my Dreamweaver 2004 . so what do I do next ? Do i download
or
"get files" from my website server ?

That would be a good start. You would need to define a site first, then
connect to the remote site, and then GET all the files you find there.

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

My pc went bang ! and the harddrive packed up etc etc.
So i have a new pc, my website I made is still running online, but I do
not
have any of it on my pc ?
I re installed my Dreamweaver 2004 . so what do I do next ? Do i download
or
"get files" from my website server ?
It was a while ago since I used Dreamweaver so a bit rusty what to do next
thanks , a step by step would be very welcomed thanks again

1. Define a site
2. "Get" the files from the host server

Help (F1) is your friend.

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Walt


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

My pc went bang ! and the harddrive packed up etc etc.
So i have a new pc, my website I made is still running online, but I do
not
have any of it on my pc ?
I re installed my Dreamweaver 2004 . so what do I do next ? Do i download
or
"get files" from my website server ?
It was a while ago since I used Dreamweaver so a bit rusty what to do next
thanks , a step by step would be very welcomed thanks again

Once everything is working on your new setup, Make a drive image for backup
Will span multiple CD/DVD discs or write image to a USB hard drive

Runs off a 3.5 inch boot disk
http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/image-for-dos.htm

Creates a bootable CD, use if you have a USB mouse
http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/image-for-linux.htm