hi I am pretty new to front page. I want to create a discusion board for and
assigment i have but i don't where to start and what to do. Can any body help
me?. i read some of the threads but don't get it. Thanks

First, I would create a new sub web for it (ex: discussion) by creating a
folder then right-clicking on it and choosing convert to web. By putting it
in a sub web you don't have to worry about it getting corrupted when you
publish your root web. Just mark the sub web as Do Not Publish.

After you create the sub web you'll see it turn to an icon with a little
globe. Double click to open it. Then choose File, New, More Web Site
templates, Discussion Web Site Wizard.

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"luz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> hi I am pretty new to front page. I want to create a discusion board for
> and
> assigment i have but i don't where to start and what to do. Can any body
> help
> me?. i read some of the threads but don't get it. Thanks

On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 17:52:51 -0400, "David Berry"
<(E-Mail Removed)> Eingereicht:

>First, I would create a new sub web for it (ex: discussion) by creating a
>folder then right-clicking on it and choosing convert to web. By putting it
>in a sub web you don't have to worry about it getting corrupted when you
>publish your root web. Just mark the sub web as Do Not Publish.
>
>After you create the sub web you'll see it turn to an icon with a little
>globe. Double click to open it. Then choose File, New, More Web Site
>templates, Discussion Web Site Wizard.
>
Is there any way to password protect a discussion web such as
this, but leave the rest of the site open to public viewing? I
tried, twice, to set up a discussion web and both times had it
swamped with junk and advertisements that were not related to the
purpose for the discussion web, at all. Gordon

Password Protect Part of a Web:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;301554
http://www.frontpagehowto.com/newpassword/
http://data-insite.co.uk/frontpage/asp_password.asp

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"Gordon" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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| On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 17:52:51 -0400, "David Berry"
| <(E-Mail Removed)> Eingereicht:
|
| >First, I would create a new sub web for it (ex: discussion) by creating a
| >folder then right-clicking on it and choosing convert to web. By putting
it
| >in a sub web you don't have to worry about it getting corrupted when you
| >publish your root web. Just mark the sub web as Do Not Publish.
| >
| >After you create the sub web you'll see it turn to an icon with a little
| >globe. Double click to open it. Then choose File, New, More Web Site
| >templates, Discussion Web Site Wizard.
| >
| Is there any way to password protect a discussion web such as
| this, but leave the rest of the site open to public viewing? I
| tried, twice, to set up a discussion web and both times had it
| swamped with junk and advertisements that were not related to the
| purpose for the discussion web, at all. Gordon

Yes. When you create the sub web, open it and go to Tools, Server, Security
and set Unique Permissions from the root. You must do this from your "live"
site (not one on your local PC) Your Web Host may or may not give you access
to this so you may have to ask them to do it for you.

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Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
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"Gordon" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 17:52:51 -0400, "David Berry"
> <(E-Mail Removed)> Eingereicht:
>
>>First, I would create a new sub web for it (ex: discussion) by creating a
>>folder then right-clicking on it and choosing convert to web. By putting
>>it
>>in a sub web you don't have to worry about it getting corrupted when you
>>publish your root web. Just mark the sub web as Do Not Publish.
>>
>>After you create the sub web you'll see it turn to an icon with a little
>>globe. Double click to open it. Then choose File, New, More Web Site
>>templates, Discussion Web Site Wizard.
>>
> Is there any way to password protect a discussion web such as
> this, but leave the rest of the site open to public viewing? I
> tried, twice, to set up a discussion web and both times had it
> swamped with junk and advertisements that were not related to the
> purpose for the discussion web, at all. Gordon