The subject about says it all. In FrontPage the "Local Web site" is
displayed on the left and the "Remote Web site" on the right. Can this be
reversed?

No. The panes themselves are locked in those relative positions and cannot
be altered.

Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

"jth" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> The subject about says it all. In FrontPage the "Local Web site" is
> displayed on the left and the "Remote Web site" on the right. Can this be
> reversed?

"jth" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0B158E21-245E-4904-BCA9-(E-Mail Removed)...
> The subject about says it all. In FrontPage the "Local Web site" is
> displayed on the left and the "Remote Web site" on the right. Can this be
> reversed?

no but in your head think of local as the place your publishing FROM .. and
remote as the place your publihsing TO...

think up your own way of thinking about this and that way you don't get
confused .... if you always think of local as your hard drive ... it's going
to cause you problems if you also work live on the server...

one rule I have is to stop at the point of pressing publish... and double
check the address ... that the publish is the right FROM address and the To
is the right location ... it's saved me more than once... just make it a
part of the practice of publishing .. the same as recalculating before
publishing after editing.

hth Tina
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