Thank you for your time today and I hope you don't mind the shameless plug in the beginning of the post. Now I know there is a way to stream-line this using only Adobe software so I appreciate any help you can give me. The way I do it currently is I update the website source code in Dreamweaver and then delete the old file in Cyberduck, then transfer the new file I edited in Dreamweaver to Cyberduck and it auto-updates my website. If there is in fact a way to use Dreamweaver as an FTP Client like Cyberduck is then please leave detailed instructions or a link to a 'How to' article as that would really help my situation.

But perhaps there is a different Adobe program I need that works a lot like the FTP client Cyberduck, I use to update my website. Now of course I could be wrong and if I am I would love to be corrected and educated. But to my knowledge Dreamweaver is not an FTP Client like Cyberduck is. I already know how to code (to an extent) and have handy knowledge of how to use Dreamweaver. One of my new year's resolutions is to stop using Cyberduck to update my website and completely shift to using Adobe to update my website. Since you just downloaded Cyberduck, select open to complete the installation. With support for strong ciphers, public key and two factor authentication. Open the applications folder and launch the Cyberduck FTP client. I have used the FTP Client program known as Cyberduck. SFTP If you have access to a server using a secure shell ( SSH2), most probably sftp-server is also installed and allows you to browse the server with Cyberduck or Mountain Duck.

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