You didn't say what type of server and server OS
your site is hosted on, but if it's on a server running
Linux/UNIX a core file is created whenever there's
an error the server can't handle.
The core file is a "server memory dump"
You might have your host *reboot* the server.
hth
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"Pat" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have been getting a 500 Internal Server Error indicating that the server
is unable to complete my request. I first got this message when I was
working online with my site and tried to import a Power Point 97 file into
my web site that I maintain with Front Page 2000. Then a few days later I
created a new page working online and tried to add the page to my navigation
structure. I again got the "unable to complete request error" and a HUGE
core file was added to my web folder. I called my web hosting service who
deleted the core file, and I tried again working online. The same problem
occurred and the core file reappeared. What do I do to correct the problem
so that I can add new pages to my navigation structure successfully while
working online. I am able to work offline and add pages to navigation with
Front Page 2000.
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