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| Storyboard | A small sketch that represents each page in a Web site; like a flowchart, shows the relationship of each page to the other pages in the site. |
| Assets | In Dreamweaver, a file that is not a Web page, such as an image, audio file, or video clip. |
| Publish a Web site | To make a Web site available for viewing on the Internet or on an intranet. |
| Intranet | An internal Web site without public access; companies often have intranets that only their employees can access. |
| Web Server | A computer that is connected to the Internet with a static IP (Internet Protocol) address. |
| IP (Internet Protocol) Address | An assigned series of numbers, spearated by periods, that designates an address on the Internet. |
| Domain Name | An IP address expressed in letters instead of numbers, usually reflecting the name of the business represented by the Web site, such as tripsmart.com. |
| Local Root Folder | A folder on your hard drive, Zip disk, or USB device that will hold all the files and folders for a Web site. |
| Files Panel | A Dreamweaver panel similar to Windows Explorer or Finder, which contains a listing of all the folders and files in your Web site. |
| Define a Web Site | Specify the site's local root folder location to help Dreamweaver keep track of the links among Web pages and supporting files and set other Web site preferences. |
| Path | A series of folder and file names separated by backslashes that describes the exact location of a file on a computer, starting with the highest level in the file hierarchy; Microsoft Window uses paths to store and locate files on a computer. |
| Templates | A Web page that contains the basic layout for similar pages in a Web site. |
