Creating and Publishing Documents for Use on Another Server
To make publishing on another server easier, create your HTML file in
one directory on your system and place all the files it references in
the same directory or one of its subdirectories.
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Create a project root directory. This is the directory in which you'll
author your HTML documents.
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If your system is running the FastTrack server, you already have a
directory named public_html in your home directory.
You can author HTML documents here, then copy them to the other Web
server. The FastTrack server makes documents placed here automatically
available for viewing. If you don't want people to view your file while
it's under construction, create another project root directory.
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If your system isn't running the FastTrack server, create a project
root directory in your home directory as you would create any
directory.
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Open the project root directory, then add a shelf by choosing View
> Shelf in the dirview window.
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Finish setting up your work area by following steps 3 through 7 in Creating and Publishing Files Using the
public_html Directory.
Once you've set up your work area and created your HTML document,
you're ready to copy it to the Web server. See Publishing
a Document on the Web.