Here is my problem. I have created my first website for my final assignment
in Frontpage class. When I sent the site to my instructor he couldn't view
any of my graphics. He said that I needed to use relative paths instead of
absolute. Mark this up for having no experience, but I didn't know I needed
to do this. So, my question is. Is there away to convert everything without
having to redo the site? Any help will greatly be appreciated.

Thanks,
Ryan F. Daniels

Your instructor should have taught you how to work with FP, so that you wouldn't have this problem
which come from working on individual page and/or not importing you images into your current open FP
web ./ site.

You can trying to doing a search and replace, but make sure the images have been imported and that
you are working with a open web, and not just a page (File Menu | Open Web / Site)

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"ryandaniels" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Here is my problem. I have created my first website for my final assignment
> in Frontpage class. When I sent the site to my instructor he couldn't view
> any of my graphics. He said that I needed to use relative paths instead of
> absolute. Mark this up for having no experience, but I didn't know I needed
> to do this. So, my question is. Is there away to convert everything without
> having to redo the site? Any help will greatly be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Ryan F. Daniels

Did you make sure your graphics are in a location "inside" your web??


Think of the root folder that contains your web as a container.

Everything used by your web "must" live within this container,
unless it is on a publicly accessible server.



"ryandaniels" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:142C2867-99DE-4466-B4F0-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Here is my problem. I have created my first website for my final
> assignment
> in Frontpage class. When I sent the site to my instructor he couldn't
> view
> any of my graphics. He said that I needed to use relative paths instead
> of
> absolute. Mark this up for having no experience, but I didn't know I
> needed
> to do this. So, my question is. Is there away to convert everything
> without
> having to redo the site? Any help will greatly be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Ryan F. Daniels