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Lets say you have a folder called
"MySite.com" located on your hard drive. Within this
folder you have another folder called "Images" which
contains original art that you've created.
When you choose the site folder,
it needs to be set to the home or "root" folder of
your site. In this case, the "MySite.com" folder.
Then for your image file, you
select a file named "artwork.gif" in the folder "Images".
This leaves us with the following paths:
Site folder path: Mac HD:MySite.com:
Image path: Mac HD:MySite.com:Images:artwork.gif
When you generate your HTML
in CopyNo, it will remove the site folder from the path of the
image file that you specify. Like so:
Mac HD:MySite.com:Images:artwork.gif
CopyNo then switches all of
the ":" to "/" and drops a "/"
in front of it all.
Final path: /Images/artwork.gif
So now if you were to insert
the generated HTML into an HTML page, and upload it to your website,
MySite.com, the image would be located at the address:
http://www.mysite.com/images/artwork.gif
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