Manage website and blog server connections
You
can use the My Connections dialog box to manage your website and
blog server connections. The connection management options differ
for non-CPS-managed websites, CPS-managed websites, and blog connections.
You can also use the My Connections dialog box to specify the
types of audio, video, and image files that you can publish in blog
entries.
For
websites managed with CPS, you can either disable connections of
individual sites, or you can remove the CPS connection. You cannot
rename or remove an individual connection if it is managed using
CPS.
For blogs, you can disable only the blog server. Disabling a
blog server disables all blogs hosted on that server. You cannot
disable individual blogs hosted by a server. Similarly, you can
rename only the blog server listed in the My Connections dialog
box, not individual blogs hosted by a blog server.
Select Edit > My Connections (Windows) or Contribute
> My Connections (Mac OS).
The My Connections dialog box
appears.
Select a website or blog server from the list of connections.
Manage connections by doing any of the following:
Edit website and blog server connections
If you use the
Connection Wizard or Connection Assistant to create a connection,
you can update the connection information when server or network
configurations are altered (for example, changing network paths or
a website’s URL).
Note: If you import a connection
key, the only pieces of connection information you can edit are
your name and your e‑mail address.
Rename a website or blog server connection
You can rename
a website or blog server connection in Contribute.
You can
rename only the blog server listed in the My Connections dialog box,
not individual blogs hosted by a blog server.
Remove website and blog server connections
You can delete
an obsolete website or blog server connection from Contribute. When
you delete the blog server listed in the My Connections dialog box,
all individual blogs hosted by the blog server are deleted. You cannot
delete individual blogs.
Disable individual website and blog connections
You can disable
website and blog server connections to improve the performance of
Contribute by reducing the number of active connections.
Enable a website or blog server connection
You can enable
a website or blog server connection that you previously disabled.
Connect to websites and blog servers at startup
You can configure
Contribute not to connect to website or blog connections at startup,
to improve the Contribute startup time.
Click Close.