Exporting and importing a local site to/from a zip archive

At times, you may need to copy or move a local siteA managed collection of documents, folders, and resource files on the local file system that you intend to publish as a Web site. to another computer—either yours or that of another person. Although you can do so using the file copying/moving functions of Windows, it can be easier and more convenient to use the commands built into Namo WebEditor to do the job. When you export a local site, Namo WebEditor automatically packages all its files into a compressed zip archive, so you only need to send or copy one file to the other computer. Then you or the other person can use the Site Manager to automatically unpack the zip archive and save the local site on the second computer.

To export a local site to a zip archive
  1. If the site to be exported is not open, open it and switch to the Site Manager.
  2. On the File menu, click Export Site.
  3. Navigate to the folder where you want to save the zip archive, specify a file name, and click Save.
To import a local site from a zip archive
  1. Open the Site Manager: on the Tool menu, click Site Manager in the Tool Window section.
  2. On the File menu, click Import Site.
  3. Enter the path of the zip archive to import from, or click Browse to locate and select a zip archive.
  4. In the Save site to box, enter the path of the folder in which to save the local site, or click Browse to locate and select a folder. (Note that the site will be saved into a new subfolder of the specified folder.)
  5. Click OK.

Exporting and importing a local site to/from a zip archive