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Hi everyone,
i have a .dwt page templete, i want to know that how to use this page in my HTML Pages.

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raised a common question. 's reminder that the .dwt extension is used by different programs is important: in web-design contexts it most often means an Adobe Dreamweaver template, while other apps (for example AutoCAD) use .dwt for drawing templates. 's remark is pointing in the Dreamweaver direction.

Practical checks and a simple workflow: make a backup copy first. Determine the file type by opening it in a plain-text editor or running file filename.dwt on Unix-like systems. If the file shows readable HTML with template-related comments, it is a Dreamweaver template; if it looks binary, it is likely an AutoCAD or other non-web template. For Dreamweaver templates without Dreamweaver available, previewing by renaming to .html will often display the page in a browser (HTML comments are ignored), or extract the HTML skeleton into a new .html file, remove template metadata/comments, fix asset paths (CSS/JS/images), and test in a browser. Non-web .dwt files require the originating application to export to a web format.

Cautions and maintenance tips: never edit the original without a backup; manual conversion may require cleaning template markers that control editable regions; and for future maintenance consider moving repeated header/footer code into server includes or a modern templating/static-site workflow so pages are easier to update.

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There are at least 6 conflicting uses using .dwt as an extension. Which one is it?

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click on new and then go to the tab page from template select your .dwt from the list and bobs your uncle

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