I have a client that had me update her web page. She gave me the site on
CD but I published it down to a local folder on my machine just to make
sure that I had the most recent files and to make sure I was getting a
good connection to the web site.

I have made all of the changes and tried to publish it up to the server
but I keep getting a error message saying "the server has sent a
response that frontpage can not parse". I can publish most of the files
if I select them individually but I there is one or two that I can't
publish at all.

Any ideas? I'm kind of desperate because the client needs the site
updated for her Dance Studio schedule.

Thanx, Dave.

What are the file types and sizes of the ones you are having problems with?

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"Dave Satchell" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
| I have a client that had me update her web page. She gave me the site on
| CD but I published it down to a local folder on my machine just to make
| sure that I had the most recent files and to make sure I was getting a
| good connection to the web site.
|
| I have made all of the changes and tried to publish it up to the server
| but I keep getting a error message saying "the server has sent a
| response that frontpage can not parse". I can publish most of the files
| if I select them individually but I there is one or two that I can't
| publish at all.
|
| Any ideas? I'm kind of desperate because the client needs the site
| updated for her Dance Studio schedule.
|
| Thanx, Dave.
|

They are just standard htm files not more than 50K. But as I posted in
the previous post; they were all composed in Word. I am able to update
most of the files if I click on just one file and then publish it and
sometimes it will work on up to three files. But it won't work at all on
a few of the files and I ended up having to use ws-ftp to put some of
the files on the server. I also noticed that the previous webmaster must
have done the same thing because I noticed a ws-ftp.log file in every
directory.

Stefan B Rusynko wrote:
> What are the file types and sizes of the ones you are having problems with?
>