Microsoft Office 2000/XP
When you use Microsoft Office 2000 with WSD installed and WebDAV enabled, the content you save on the server becomes a "request" to either add new (Save As) or modify existing (Save) web content. WSD automatically places the request into the WSD content management workflow. You can then use Web Folders to approve or disapprove this request within the workflow.

Adobe GoLive 5.0 & Macromedia Dreamweaver
When you use Adobe GoLive 5.0, Macromedia Dreamweaver , and other WebDAV enabled applications, you must first configure them to directly access content on your server before using the WebDAV protocol to manage your content from your workstation. Follow the instructions for your product carefully to ensure a proper connection to the server. As with the Microsoft Office 2000 suite, WSD creates the appropriate "request" for each saved file and places it into your content management workflow for additional editing and approval by members of your content management team. If your product only allows you to directly access content, but not Requests within a workflow stage, you will have to use the browser interface (or Microsoft Web Folders if running under Windows) to approve or disapprove thses requests.

Microsoft Web Folders
When you use Microsoft Web Folders with WSD installed and WebDAV enabled, you can drag new or modified content between your local machine and the web server. The content you drag to the server becomes a "request" to either add new or modify existing web content, and is automatically placed into the WSD content management workflow. You can then use Web Folders to approve or disapprove this requests within the workflow.