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    Setting Up Subversion On Dreamweaver

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    This tutorial explains how to set up Subversion in Dreamweaver using a Google Code account. It provides instructions for creating a Google Code account and project, then obtaining the server address, repository path, username, and password needed. The user is instructed to enter this information into Dreamweaver's Version Control tab to connect their local site to the Google Code repository.

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    This tutorial explains how to set up Subversion in Dreamweaver using a Google Code account. It provides instructions for creating a Google Code account and project, then obtaining the server address, repository path, username, and password needed. The user is instructed to enter this information into Dreamweaver's Version Control tab to connect their local site to the Google Code repository.

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    This tutorial explains how to set up Subversion in Dreamweaver using a Google Code account. It provides instructions for creating a Google Code account and project, then obtaining the server address, repository path, username, and password needed. The user is instructed to enter this information into Dreamweaver's Version Control tab to connect their local site to the Google Code repository.

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    Setting Up Subversion On Dreamweaver

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    This tutorial explains how to set up Subversion in Dreamweaver using a Google Code account. It provides instructions for creating a Google Code account and project, then obtaining the server address, repository path, username, and password needed. The user is instructed to enter this information into Dreamweaver's Version Control tab to connect their local site to the Google Code repository.

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    Lil Josh

    Setting up Subversion on Dreamweaver


    December 24, 2012

    This tutorial shows you how to setup Subversion on Dreamweaver using Google Code. Im
    using CS6, but it likely applies to earlier versions.
    1. Create an account on Google Code: http://code.google.com
    2. Create a new project: http://code.google.com/hosting/createProject

    3. Click Source and you should see something similar to:

    Youll need the following information.


    Server address: lil-josh-demo.googlecode.com (replace with yours)
    Repository Path: /svn/trunk
    Username: JoshFromIU@gmail.com (replace with yours)
    Password: You can find your password by clicking googlecode.com password.

    4. Open your site in Dreamweaver. From the dropdown click Site -> Manage Sites and
    double click your site to open it.
    5. Click the Version Control tab from the left.
    6. Enter your Google code information from step 3. For example:

    7. Click Test and then Save if everything worked.


    8. Id recommend watching this video to get a quick overview of the Dreamweavers
    Subversion features: http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-dreamweaver-cs5/working-withsubversion-and-dreamweaver/ (skip to 1:40)
    I spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to setup a subversion server, and found that
    Google Code was the easiest solution. If you have any feedback or questions feel free to
    leave a comment. Thank you and enjoy!

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