Make sure you first open a FrontPage Web (File, Open Web)
and only *then* start editing pages.
Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
Author of:
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>-----Original Message-----
>I am having problems when creating links within my
>website in front page. I am able to create an initial
>link without any problems (it's a relative link).
>However, when I go to create a second link the folder of
>the page of the previous link opens up in the link
>diaglog box. When I click on the "move up one-level
>folder" front page automatically jumps back to the
>desktop. When I navigate back to my website (which is
>located in a my documents folder)front page creates an
>absolute link that maps through mydocuments. I can view
>the web page from my own computer, but because
>mydocuments is not located on the server the link
doesn't
>work on the web.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>I working on Windows 2000 and using Frontpage XP. I
can't
>move the web to the desktop because I'm working off a
>server (at a school that uses roaming profiles).
>Thanks,
>Hayden Williams
>.
>
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