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Uploading website to FTP
I currently have a website that someone else set up for me years ago. I have since made a new one in dreamweaver and want to upload it. I have the ftp address login/password but I'm not sure how to go about changing the two out.

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I imagine Dreamweaver has some kind of upload/download feature but I don't use it so maybe a DW guru can help.

In general, you might want to download your old website files just in case. Maybe you have stuff there you want in your new site. Then just delete all the old files from your website folder and upload the new ones. Any decent FTP client will do.
I recommend FileZilla

It's free and easy to use.
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