All HTML documents that you can view on the Web reside on specially configured systems called Web servers. When you place an HTML document in a specific location on the Web server, your document becomes available for viewing. Placing your document on the Web server in this way is called publishing a document.
If your system is running the FastTrack server, publishing Web documents on your server is easy. Open your home directory and locate the directory named public_html. This is referred to as your project root directory; it was automatically created for you. Create your HTML documents in this directory and they are automatically available for viewing on the Web. For step-by-step instructions, see Creating and Publishing Files Using the public_html Directory.
If you're authoring the document on your system but need to copy it to another Web server, publishing is a bit more involved. After creating your document, you need to copy it to a specified location on the Web server. To ensure that all of your links work, you may need to translate the link pathnames (URLs) first. See Creating and Publishing Documents for Use on Another Server.
Cosmo Create also lets you to package a set of related documents (for example, if you have a set of HTML pages, image files, and so on that are being packaged together as part of a software package). See the Packaging a Document or Scene task card for details.