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Creating a New Page From a Template

The reason why Templates are so powerful is because you can create new blank

pages with a template you designed already attached to them. You do this by

creating a new page from a template.

First, go to the menu bar and select “File” and then “New.”

The “New Document” window will then appear. You should currently be in the

“General” tab, but that’s about to change. Since we want to make a special kind of

new document, not just a blank page, click on the “Templates” tab.

Under the column “Templates For:” on the left side of the screen, choose the site

from which you want to use a template. The templates associated with each site are

listed in the middle column called “Site ‘name’:”. A small preview of the template will

appear in the right column, “Preview.” Decide which template you want to use for

creating a new blank page, and click on the “Create” button.

A new page should appear—one that looks similar to a normal new document.

However, instead of it being completely blank, the layout from your template should

appear on the page. You'll notice the entire page is outlined with a highlight-type

color (probably yellow). Your editable region(s) also appear with an outline on the

outside. This indicates that you can change its contents. However, if you place your

cursor over a region that you have not defined as editable, your cursor should

change into a circle with a line through it. This is Dreamweaver MX 2004 telling you

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