editing fp2003 pages

If I writes a site for someone else. How can I allow them to edit content without them getting frontpage? I have heard that there is a wysiwyg editor that I can make into a password protected section of the site, but I dont know how to do it. Does it require the site to be data driven? Please Help.

Without FP, they can't edit.
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"JimMac" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:33800B62-13F8-460C-80E5-DD04EF08EC8F@microsoft.com...
| If I writes a site for someone else. How can I allow them to edit content
without them getting frontpage? I have heard that there is a wysiwyg editor
that I can make into a password protected section of the site, but I dont
know how to do it. Does it require the site to be data driven? Please
Help.

Sounds like you're after something similar to 'Contribute' - the add-on for
Dreamweaver.....however something similar can be done with ASP pages (using the
web/browser to make minor changes) and yes, that would be data (database) driven.


"JimMac" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:33800B62-13F8-460C-80E5-DD04EF08EC8F@microsoft.com...
> If I writes a site for someone else. How can I allow them to edit content
without them getting frontpage? I have heard that there is a wysiwyg editor that
I can make into a password protected section of the site, but I dont know how to
do it. Does it require the site to be data driven? Please Help.