I know that (or something akin to it) works on an entire page.   But does it also work on an entire cluster of pages, simultaneously?

In Dreamweaver CS6, can one massively modify a link located throughout a website...modifying one url destination and replacing it with a replacement url destination, using the Find and Replace feature yet withOUT having to go to each and every page affected and manually "putting" (i.e. uploading) the modified contents page-by-page?    I keep trying, but I'm not having success.   With CS5 I don't think I had this sort of problem though.   Any thoughts, please?   Perhaps there's a video tutorial on this feature, somewhere?   Or maybe there's a bug in CS6?

Hi Nancy:    Thanks for the reply  :-)   I just checked and I do, indeed, have that feature activated.  

What's particularly odd is that I conducted the "Find" endeavor and found around 60 instances of the link destination's appearance in the relevant website.   I did the conversion from one site destination to the next, and uploaded the change.   For good measure I even changed the destination file of the change, to my hard drive and then I tried uploading that too.   Still no dice.   And when I look at my folders in Dreamweaver, the change doesn't even appear...even if I try to manually upload.

Can't one change numerous subfolders within a single folder by implementing the change upon that folder?  

I don't recall that I had this problem with CS5 but CS6 isn't the same software.  

Well Nancy, thanks to your nudging, I seem to have solved the problem (whatever it was).  :-)   It SEEMS that Dreamweaver might have been defaulting to modifying "text" instead of "source code", even though at least earlier this afternoon I'd selected "source code" as what I'd wanted to modify.   I noticed that "text" was selected just now, though, when trying to verify steps pursuant to your excellent advice.  If that's what the problem has been, it's odd.   After all, moments before I'd searched for the appearance of the domain address that I intended to remove and I got several dozen occurrences.   But that address didn't appear in the "text".  

I also tried to tweak what website I was modifying, too.   I'd done that earlier today, but maybe the re-tweaking might have also done some good.  

Thanks for having given me the self-confidence and likely helpful guidance necessary to find out that Dreamweaver 6.0 doesn't have a bug where I feared that it did.   Wow Nancy, you're a tremendous asset to this community!  :-)   I'm going to try and give you a high evaluation now.   Have a great rest of the weekend  :-)