I am unable to publish to our live website using FrontPage, even though I
have a mapped network drive to our web server. The web site was created using
FrontPage several years ago (probably FrontPage 2000). I am running FrontPage
2003. We do not publish to an FTP site.

I updated my local copy of the website, but when I go to publish, FrontPage
wants me to create a web site. Will that wipe out the web site, or just make
it visible to FrontPage so that I can publish to it?

It will replace files that are called the same.
I would suggest that you import the pages you want to keep to FP and
then delete the rest and Publish the new Web.

Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.

On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 09:15:04 -0800, "KathrynP"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I am unable to publish to our live website using FrontPage, even though I
>have a mapped network drive to our web server. The web site was created using
>FrontPage several years ago (probably FrontPage 2000). I am running FrontPage
>2003. We do not publish to an FTP site.
>
>I updated my local copy of the website, but when I go to publish, FrontPage
>wants me to create a web site. Will that wipe out the web site, or just make
>it visible to FrontPage so that I can publish to it?