The Publish window

Use the Publish window to upload local files or an entire local site to a Web server. You can also download files from a Web server to your local file system.

To open the Publish window, do one of the following:

  • In Namo WebEditor’s main window, click theNamo buttonNamo Web Editor button namo The Publish window, point to Publish, and then click Publish.
  • In the Site Manager window:
    • On the File menu, click Publish.
    • On the toolbar, click Namo Web Editor button publish The Publish window (Publish).

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The Publish window

The window is divided into several panes. The left side shows the local files and folders and a preview of the selected local file. The right side shows the files and folders on the Web server and a preview of the selected remote file. The bottom pane shows a running log of FTP commands and responses.

Basic steps to publish a local site
  1. Define the remote site to upload the local site to, if you have not defined it yet.
  2. Open the site in the Site Manager, if it is not already open.
  3. Click the Publish button or press F4.
  4. Click Connect Remote Site, and then double-click the desired remote site.
  5. On the File menu, click Publish Entire Site.
Basic steps to publish individual files
  1. Define the remote site to upload the local files to, if you have not defined it yet.
  2. Click the Publish button or press F4.
  3. Click Connect Remote Site, and then double-click the desired remote site.
  4. In the local pane, select the files you want to publish.
  5. Click Upload or Mirror Upload, depending on how you want to upload the files (see “Uploading to a remote site“).
In this section

Understanding Site Mode vs. Explorer Mode

Selecting files for publishing

Uploading to a remote site

Downloading from a remote site

Deleting files on a remote site

Changing access permissions of remote files and folders

Related topics

Quick publishing

Opening and saving files directly on a Web server

The Publish window