I am on a PC that has the C: drive locked down and no ftp access. I edit my
pages remotely using an http connection. When I open a remote image for
editing through FrontPage, the default temp directory that is used is on the
C: drive. As a result, I have to save to another location, upload to the
website and possibly change the name of the image link.

Here's the question:
Is there a way to change FrontPage's temp directory to a drive that I have
access to?

I think you can avoid the problem by; editing the image OUTSIDE of FP with your favorite image editor, then Importing (or drag/drop) it into FP's Image Folder. I'm fairly certain that that image temp file is only created when you edit an imaged from within FP with your outside image editor.


"Disco_Dave" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:FE5140DD-BA7C-44CD-B836-(E-Mail Removed)...
| I am on a PC that has the C: drive locked down and no ftp access. I edit my
| pages remotely using an http connection. When I open a remote image for
| editing through FrontPage, the default temp directory that is used is on the
| C: drive. As a result, I have to save to another location, upload to the
| website and possibly change the name of the image link.
|
| Here's the question:
| Is there a way to change FrontPage's temp directory to a drive that I have
| access to?

If you mean the folder named FrontPageTempDir, this folder is created automatically at that location
based upon your %UserProfile% setting.

If you can create a UserProfile on another drive, it should work.
http://support.microsoft.com/default...EN-US;Q322014&

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"Disco_Dave" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:FE5140DD-BA7C-44CD-B836-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I am on a PC that has the C: drive locked down and no ftp access. I edit my
> pages remotely using an http connection. When I open a remote image for
> editing through FrontPage, the default temp directory that is used is on the
> C: drive. As a result, I have to save to another location, upload to the
> website and possibly change the name of the image link.
>
> Here's the question:
> Is there a way to change FrontPage's temp directory to a drive that I have
> access to?