How do I set up my Front Page 2003 web site so that I can give a few persons
permission to edit certain portions of a web page?
I do not want to share global web site access.Would like one or two
persons able to upload materiall (microsoft documents) to a specific web
page which is part of my web site.
Other Web Design software allows for creation of portals, password protected
, in which selected individuals can add material which is immediately
published to a section on the web site.
This lets the web master delegate some of updating web site duties without
giving full access to a web site to persons who might do damage.

How can I do this in Frontpage. Would like a colleague to be able to upload
a MS WORD document, whose content changes weekly, to a specific area in our
web site.

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Check with your web host and see if you can create subwebs/subsites and then set unique permissions.

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"BarbaraP" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> How do I set up my Front Page 2003 web site so that I can give a few persons
> permission to edit certain portions of a web page?
> I do not want to share global web site access.Would like one or two
> persons able to upload materiall (microsoft documents) to a specific web
> page which is part of my web site.
> Other Web Design software allows for creation of portals, password protected
> , in which selected individuals can add material which is immediately
> published to a section on the web site.
> This lets the web master delegate some of updating web site duties without
> giving full access to a web site to persons who might do damage.
>
> How can I do this in Frontpage. Would like a colleague to be able to upload
> a MS WORD document, whose content changes weekly, to a specific area in our
> web site.
>
> Please send your reply to (E-Mail Removed)

Create a password protected subweb and give the author rights to this.

Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.

On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 19:22:01 -0700, "BarbaraP"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>How do I set up my Front Page 2003 web site so that I can give a few persons
>permission to edit certain portions of a web page?
> I do not want to share global web site access.Would like one or two
>persons able to upload materiall (microsoft documents) to a specific web
>page which is part of my web site.
>Other Web Design software allows for creation of portals, password protected
>, in which selected individuals can add material which is immediately
>published to a section on the web site.
>This lets the web master delegate some of updating web site duties without
>giving full access to a web site to persons who might do damage.
>
>How can I do this in Frontpage. Would like a colleague to be able to upload
>a MS WORD document, whose content changes weekly, to a specific area in our
>web site.
>
>Please send your reply to (E-Mail Removed)