I didn't go through the site - just looked at the page you linked.
You should have no problem with this page and if it's representative of the
rest of the site, then no problem there either. However, the site has two
problems -
1. It uses frames
2. It uses Flash buttons
Both of those can be problems for your visitors.
If it were me, I would recast the site to use flat pages, not frames, and to
use plain text links (or image links) not Flash buttons.
Otherwise, you would just import all of these pages, and their corresponding
images and other files into your newly defined FP site, and you would be
fine.
I do see alot of missing images on the site, for what that's worth. For
example, on the home page, this image is
missing -http://www.peculiarsaddleclub.org/arena641.jpg
Also, the clinics page is not found....
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Murray
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MVP FrontPage
"troylynn" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:B42A3584-50AA-4511-8808-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Thanks for your response. The link to the saddle club website is:
> http://www.peculiarsaddleclub.org/
> My knowledge of HTML is pretty much zero. My experience is in print
> publishing and at one time had excellent command of PageMaker and
> QuarkXpress.
> So, after looking at the website, do you think FrontPage would work for
> me?
> I very much appreciate your response.
>
> "Murray" wrote:
>
>> > Now, the club wants to purchase FrontPage since it's less
>> > expensive.
>>
>> Hmmm....
>>
>> > Will the pages convert from the old program to the new and be
>> > easily edited?
>>
>> There would be minimal 'conversion', depending on the original pages.
>> Can
>> you post a link to the site?
>>
>> > Also, which program is more user friendly?
>>
>> That would depend entirely on a) your definition of "user friendly" and
>> b)
>> your knowledge of HTML and CSS. If the latter is close to zero, then FP
>> is
>> likely your better choice. If the latter is much higher than 40% (rather
>> arbitrary), then it won't matter which you use.
>>
>> --
>> Murray
>> --------------
>> MVP FrontPage
>>
>>
>> "troylynn" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:7D95589E-AF46-4E3E-A082-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> > I've inherited the responsibility of updating my saddle club's website.
>> > The
>> > gentleman who created it has moved out of the country. He used
>> > Dreamweaver
>> > to
>> > create the pages. Now, the club wants to purchase FrontPage since it's
>> > less
>> > expensive. Will the pages convert from the old program to the new and
>> > be
>> > easily edited? Also, which program is more user friendly? Thanks.
>>
>>
>>
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