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Lock HTML/PHP/CGI anything that has a source code really?

During my web design class next year, we were asked to help to set up our school website.We copied the current source code via: View-gt;Source Code. However, when we tried to manipulate it, it appeared gray in Dreamweaver and could also not be edited our saved in any other programs (including notepad). The file appears to be in HTML, but I suspect linking to a template. How do I do the same for my website (I have Dreamweaver)? How do I somehow disable an HTML document from being altered or saved even if it's copied? I think it has to do with a Dreamweaver template. First to help me to do the same will get best answer. Thanks!P.S. The website with the same features that I was talking about is:

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Do a fake robbery with you and your friends. Then they'll relize they need to lock the door.
White to white. black to black usually the 120 volt source. the reds go to red. the way i normally see them the red is the switch leg. In other words it becomes hot when a detector is going off. you could take all the detectors off at the plugs they usually come with and then plug one back in and push the button till it goes into alarm. It shouldn't be in alarm aka powered until you push the button. You need to check at each detector to see if they all get the hot red wire in alarm from the one you are testing. let it cycle out beeping and repeat till you do each one at a time unplugging the previous one. Don't give up and don't quit till they are fixed. I have had some that were unplugged for a month or so that would not ever work right again after powering them up later. Hope this helps. Test the red wire from the detectors.

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