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Chapter 5 Importing Sites and Documents 5. If you are importing a local site, enter the domain name for the site’s Home page in the Domain name field. If the local site was ever published on the Web, use the domain name that was used to access it; if not, leave the placeholder www.domain.com in the field. When it imports a local site, NetObjects Fusion needs to know the “home base” domain of that site, so it can tell whether to convert any absolute links it finds into external or internal links. It does that by comparing the targeted domain, if there is one, to the domain name you enter. If you are importing a remote site, make sure your system is connected to the Internet or intranet so NetObjects Fusion can link to and import the site. 6. Click OK. The Save Site As dialog appears. 7. Enter a name for the new site in the File name field. 8. Select the location where you want to save the site. By default, NetObjects Fusion saves the site in the NetObjects Fusion 9\User Sites folder, but you can store it in the location of your choice. 9. Click Save. NetObjects Fusion imports the site and converts its content, structure, and links into NetObjects Fusion format. If you import a site created with NetObjects Fusion, the MasterBorders are imported with the site. For a remote import, it stores the site’s assets and all original HTML files in the \Sitename\Import folder, and assigns the ZeroMargins MasterBorder to each page in the new site. If you are importing a site to expand an existing site, you can choose a MasterBorder from the Assign MasterBorder drop-down list. 10. Navigate to each page and make necessary adjustments. 71
