November 2001
Intermediate to advanced
480 pages
16h 4m
English
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File Types / Editors Preferences
The Preferences dialog box’s File Types / Editors category defines which external applications to use for various file extensions.
- Open in Code View
Specifies the file types to be opened in Dreamweaver’s Code view (defaults to
.js,.txt, and.asa).- External Code Editor
Specifies the external text editor optionally used to edit HTML and other code, typically HomeSite (Windows) or BBEdit (Macintosh), which ship with Dreamweaver on their respective platforms. The application chosen here appears in the Edit → Edit With... menu command and is accessible using Ctrl+E (Windows) or Cmd+E (Macintosh).
- Reload Modified Files
Determines whether to reload a document that has been modified outside of Dreamweaver, usually an image edited in Fireworks or a
.swffile edited in Flash. Available options are:- Prompt
Ask the user whether to reload modified files.
- Never
Don’t reload modified files (and don’t prompt the user).
- Always
Reload modified files without prompting the user.
- Save on Launch
Determines whether to resave a document when an external editor (such as Fireworks, BBEdit, or HomeSite) is launched to manipulate it. Available options are:
- Prompt
Ask the user whether to reload modified files.
- Never
Don’t reload modified files (and don’t prompt the user).
- Always
Reload modified files without prompting the user.
- Extensions list
A list of file types for which to set external editors. Select a file type from the list to set the corresponding external editor in the Editors column. ...
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