Traditional websites often have multiple HTML files that use several different graphics files. For those based on the Netscape Web browser version 3 or later, there exists a capability to publish a website from the content manager's desktop machine to the production website.
This is advantageous for several reasons. First, since Netscape is the most common medium for browsing, content managers have standardized on Netscape for authoring. Next, the target market for Netscape's authoring environment is the novice, thanks to its graphical presentation of Web editing. Finally, Netscape conveniently lets you publish an entire directory of files, rather than one at a time.
Since Zope also targets the content manager, it would make sense to let the content manager manage his content using Netscape authoring tools. This section describes how to use Netscape publishing with Zope.
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