OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY SERVICES

Training & Documentation

Self Help Documents: Adobe Contribute & Dreamweaver

OTS is pleased to offer the following PDF publications and Flash movie tutorialsas self-help technology resources for the Towson University community. (For other non-profit use please refer to our copyright information.) To open a publication or play a movie tutorial, click on its title. If your browser does not properly display the publication, you may need to install a free copy of Adobe Reader. If your browser does not properly display the movie, you may need to install a free copy of Adobe Flash Player. To search this page for a specific word or phrase, press Ctrl-F.
	Contribute Basics (For All Departments) If you need to maintain a Towson University Departmental Web site and are required to use Contribute to do so, this document will take you through some of the basic steps. See the TU Web Style Guide for guidelines regarding your Towson University Web site.
	Contribute: Basic Editing and Publishing Learn how to make basic edits to your Towson University Web site.
	Contribute: Basic Links and the Roll Back Feature Learn how to create basic links in your Web site, and how to use the Roll Back feature to go back to previously Published versions of your Web page.
	Contribute: Advanced Links Learn how to create advanced links on your Towson University Web site.
	Dreamweaver: Web Publishing to Tiger Even though Adobe Dreamweaver is not the campus standard application for Web site development and management, students can use Dreamweaver to publish Web files to their accounts on Tiger. This document explains how. Students should note that Dreamweaver is not widely available in campus computer labs and classrooms. For the most convenient access, students wishing to use Dreamweaver should purchase a personal license.