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ADOBE CONTRIBUTE CS3
User Guide
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Support for the Roller blog server in Contribute CS3
Adobe Contribute CS3 includes support for the Roller blog
server. While creating a connection to a Roller blog server, you must define the user name, password and Access
Point details.
Previewing a blog entry draft in the browser
In Adobe Contribute CS3, you can preview a blog entry draft in a web
browser before you publish it.
Selecting multiple categories and trackbacks
You can now select multiple categories to group related blog entries.
and multiple trackbacks to insert in a blog entry draft.
Website development and maintenance overview
Contribute works with your existing website, whether it’s an intranet or a public website. It often takes a team of
people to get a website up and running and to keep the content current.
The team may include the following people:
Web developers
create the website. The web developer (or design team) uses a website-creation application, such as
Adobe Dreamweaver, to build the website. This person is responsible for planning, designing, developing, testing,
and publishing the website. For some websites, the developer might use
templates to maintain a consistent look and
feel across the website.
Dreamweaver web developers should see Dreamweaver Help for more information.
Contribute users
maintain the website. Contribute users are the marketers, managers, educators, students, small
business owners, administrative assistants, project managers, and so on, who use Contribute to keep their websites
up-to-date. The user needs no experience in HTML or web design. Because Contribute works like a word processor,
the user experience is intuitive and familiar. Users can add or update text, images, tables, links, and Microsoft Word
and Excel documents.
This guide is designed for Contribute users.
Contribute administrators
set up Contribute users and help them use Contribute to maintain the website. The
Contribute administrator is also responsible for setting folder and user permissions, which determine who can edit
website content and what contents they can edit. Only one Contribute administrator can be designated for each
website in Contribute. However, more than one person can administer the website if the Contribute administrator
shares the administration password for the website.