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Normally Dreamweaver ask you to upload independent files or not.
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Normally Dreamweaver ask you to upload independent files or not.

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Well I suppose I might have clicked on something like this in the past. &nbsp;It would be nice to go back and disable this for now.<br />
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Any ideas on how? &nbsp;Registry?
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Well I suppose I might have clicked on something like this in the past.  It would be nice to go back and disable this for now.

Any ideas on how?  Registry?

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In DW 3, Edit&gt;Preferences&gt;Site FTP. &nbsp;Dependent files area, check Prompt on Put/Check In.
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In DW 3, Edit>Preferences>Site FTP.  Dependent files area, check Prompt on Put/Check In.

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The FTP client part of Dreamweaver seems to be particularly inefficient at being an FTP client. &nbsp;I'd like to stop DW from continually transferring all of the files that a particular HTML file uses, graphics etc. &nbsp;Does anyone know if this is possible? &nbsp;
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The FTP client part of Dreamweaver seems to be particularly inefficient at being an FTP client.  I'd like to stop DW from continually transferring all of the files that a particular HTML file uses, graphics etc.  Does anyone know if this is possible?  

Avoiding Uploading Dependant Files

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