Click the arrow on the drop down menu (where you see "Test Site" in this example) and select "Edit Sites" at the bottom of the list.

After a moment, a window will open, as seen below.

The Site Name is just a reference for you to identify which site you are editing. For example, this could be your domain name or maybe your business name.
 

Default Image Folder in this case is the local images directory you prefer to use. Since it should be an exact mirror of the server version of your site, we suggest creating a directory called "images" inside the site name directory on your computer. For example: C:\Test Site\images

The HTTP address is the url of your web site. Usually, this should just be http://www.yourdomain.com, but if your domain name has not propogated to Webii yet, you may instead use your dedicated IP address (for customers whose accounts include a dedicated IP address). For example: http://216.xxx.xxx.xx

The Enable Cache feature is your choice. Many times it is selected by default, but it will be up to you if you prefer not to use it.

Once all of these settings have been updated, proceed to highlighting the "Remote Info" option.

Where it says "Access", select "FTP".

For FTP Host, enter in your domain name (such as mydomainname.com). If your domain name has not yet propogated to our server and you have a dedicated IP address, enter in the IP address instead.

Your Host Directory should be /htdocs/

Your Login is the FTP username for your account. This should have been provided to your in your original account setup email, along with the inital password you should include in the Password field.

If you prefer for Dreamweaver to automatically log you in each time you connect to the site, you should select the "Save" option at the right.

If you have a firewall enabled on your computer, you may need to select "Use Passive FTP" also. (Some operating systems like Windows XP and some Internet routers have a built-in firewall.) If you receive an error when first attempting to connect by FTP, try selecting this box and connecting again. Many times, that will remedy the error.
 

In the drop down menu on the far right, you can select "Remote View" to see the versions of your files that are on the server. You can select "Local View" to see the versions of the files on your computer.