I have a subweb, password protected with Frontpage extensions security. It
seems AOL browsers can't get into this subweb. I had the same problem
earlier with a site that I protected with Frontpage username and password.
My previous solution was to tell people to not use AOL browser, but I can't
do that this time.
How can I make it possible for AOL browsers to log in successfully?
Thanks!

I've had the same issues. Believe me, we've tried everything. (At least I've
got IE, Netscape, and a few other browsers taken care of.) It is much easier
to teach your AOL visitors to use IE when visiting your site than it is to
fix it.

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"Jeremy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have a subweb, password protected with Frontpage extensions security. It
>seems AOL browsers can't get into this subweb. I had the same problem
>earlier with a site that I protected with Frontpage username and password.
>My previous solution was to tell people to not use AOL browser, but I can't
>do that this time.
> How can I make it possible for AOL browsers to log in successfully?
> Thanks!
>

Consider using service side script to protect content.

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"Jeremy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>I have a subweb, password protected with Frontpage extensions security. It seems AOL browsers can't
>get into this subweb. I had the same problem earlier with a site that I protected with Frontpage
>username and password. My previous solution was to tell people to not use AOL browser, but I can't
>do that this time.
> How can I make it possible for AOL browsers to log in successfully?
> Thanks!
>

I had the same problem and the solution was to have the site authentication
changed from Windows integrated to Basic.

"Jeremy" wrote:

> I have a subweb, password protected with Frontpage extensions security. It
> seems AOL browsers can't get into this subweb. I had the same problem
> earlier with a site that I protected with Frontpage username and password.
> My previous solution was to tell people to not use AOL browser, but I can't
> do that this time.
> How can I make it possible for AOL browsers to log in successfully?
> Thanks!
>
>
>