I am a guy who wouldn't have a website if it weren't for the FP2003 "crutch". I hat
and avoid writing HTML. I was forced to add a 10th navigation button manually and was feelin
quite proud that it fell into place. However I found clicking on button #6 and button #1
sent me to the #6 page rather than the intended destinations. I found the error ( so I thought
and made the change, then both buttons pointed to the #10 page. No matter what I di
both buttons were linked and only pointed to one spot or the other, not different, when usin
a PC and IE6.

Then I went to work and looked up my site via my Mac G4 running IE5.0 for Ma
The buttons worked properly on it. How can this be

Steve

Hard to tell without seeing your site. Can you provide the URL?

--
Jack Brewster - Microsoft FrontPage MVP

"Steve" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I am a guy who wouldn't have a website if it weren't for the FP2003
"crutch". I hate
> and avoid writing HTML. I was forced to add a 10th navigation button
manually and was feeling
> quite proud that it fell into place. However I found clicking on button #6
and button #10
> sent me to the #6 page rather than the intended destinations. I found the
error ( so I thought)
> and made the change, then both buttons pointed to the #10 page. No matter
what I did
> both buttons were linked and only pointed to one spot or the other, not
different, when using
> a PC and IE6.0
>
> Then I went to work and looked up my site via my Mac G4 running IE5.0 for
Mac
> The buttons worked properly on it. How can this be ?
>
> Steve