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Editor to share with you how Dreamweaver uses temporary files to work, I believe most people do not know much about it, so share this article for your reference, I hope you can learn a lot after reading this article, let's go to know it!

Dreamweaver uses temporary files to transfer some unsaved data to other applications, for example, users can preview the software that Dreamweaver is editing in other browsers.

Many applications use temporary files, which are usually used as a temporary workspace for the application, or for functions such as automatic storage, while the role of temporary files in Dreamweaver software is different, because the Dreamweaver software itself does not need temporary files, and temporary files will be created only when it transfers some unsaved data information to other applications.

When users no longer apply these temporary files, the Dreamweaver system will automatically delete these temporary files, but sometimes due to abnormal exit or computer crash, some temporary files may not be cleared automatically. In this case, if you start the Dreamweaver program and find that the site contains temporary files, you can safely delete them.

If you use Dreamweaver software to edit a web page and need to constantly preview the effect in a browser, it is recommended that you use the "Preview" command in Dreamweaver software, or use the shortcut key F12. The advantage of using this approach is that you don't have to switch back and forth between browsers and Dreamweaver programs, and using other methods may cause Dreamweaver to create multiple temporary files, affecting the processing speed of the system.

If you create a web page with a frame structure, the preview may be slow because the system needs to process multiple files at the same time, so in any case, it is recommended that the user save the page being edited first and then preview it.

Some users have used old temporary files to retrieve information that could not be saved due to failures, but this is extremely rare because temporary files generated by Dreamweaver are automatically deleted when they are not needed by other applications, so saving in time is still the best way to ensure data security.

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