I was just going over this 'new' My Website Projects and I guess I've been doing
something like this for years.

Every time I start a new site I make a main folder and an image sub-folder, then
dump everything into it. When I'm ready to upload I just open anyone of 4 FTP
clients and go to that folder and upload it to the server.

SO.... My questions are:
How do I change CC's default pathway from My Documents/CC/xxx/xxx/ to
CC/Working/Projects which is on another drive.

Next: Do I have to go thru all the steps/screens to put my folders into it or can I
just drag-n-drop?

Tools>>Preferences then files tab

Thanks David
That worked. (Now why didn't I think of that?!?!?! DAH!!!)
Now all I need to know is about the drag-n-drop option.

Anytime I put files of folders in my my "working folder" they show up in the editor without any reconfigure, also if you create a project and in setting it up define an existing folder with files CC reads those files automatically.

"We're especially proud of this change: A cool, all-new CSS menu designer! DHTML menus don’t always validate or work the way they should, so we put this classic tool out to pasture. In its place is a tool that lets you design lovely, functional CSS menus. Some software companies sell CSS menu designers for crazy amounts, but we included it for free in the HTML Editor."

Any quick migrate option for existing DHTML menus or will I need to re-do using the CSS menu designer?

Just open the saved .MNU file in the CSS Menu Designer and the software will do the rest for you.

Awesome heh?

I went live with a new menu created with the CSS menu creator in the editor 2009 lnfnresources.com

Looks good! I tried to add the arrows to an existing menu of mine, but I'm having no success. Have you tried this before?

Ryan

A few pages back I outlined how I got the arrows to work using an inline span and 2 new css classes

It turned out very nice. I noticed that's an .shtml page. Did you end up adding the menu to you pages as an include?

I would suggest you either modify the styling so the 32 bit png images are not used with IE6 (it doesn't handle them correctly, so the menu link names aren't visible), or use 8 bit pngs with alpha transparency (IE6 will effectively ignore them, but their 4 bit gradients won't look as good in other browsers).