Web Files
In addition to publishing the pages of your weblog, you can also publish
external "Web Files."

A Web File can be any type of file such
as a web page, style sheet, image, zip file, etc.
To publish a Web
File you must import it. To do so, right click on the Web Files
directory in the My Sites hierarchy and select "Import...
" from the context menu. An Open File dialog appears from which
you can browse to, and select, the file you’d like to import.
The Web Files folder represents the base directory of the location
of the weblog on the web server.
You can also create
sub-subdirectories under the Web Files directory. When you publish the
weblog, the subdirectories are also created on the web server. To create a
sub-directory, right click on a folder under Web Files and select "
New Web Folder..." from the context menu. A dialog asking you to enter
a name for the folder appears. Enter the folder’s name and click
OK.
Web Files are published only if they are newer, or have a
more recent modified date, than the date of the last publish of the
weblog. Whenever you edit, or import, a Web File it is guaranteed to be
published.
If a Web File is a text or image file, it can normally
be opened within Thingamablog. Text files are opened in the Template
Editor, and image files are opened in Thingamablog’s Image
Viewer.