Can I run wife's FrontPage web site using my PC instead of hers?

[Guest]

(1) I want to create and maintain a new business web site for my wife (a
Realtor) using FrontPage 2003. I'd rather use my pc instead of her pc (both
meet FrontPage 2003 system requirements with broadband internet service).
Can I do this, or is there a good reason to use her pc when creating and
updating the website? (2) This will be my first attempt to create a website.
Is FrontPage 2003 as easy to use as they claim?

 

[=?Windows-1252?Q?Rob_Giordano_\=28Crash_Gordon=AE\]

If she'll let you...go for it!

Just Publish from the online web/site to your local machine so you have a current copy...you'll have to be careful about overwriting each other's work if she's gonna work on the site too.

And remember if it gets messed up it will always be your fault, not hers



| (1) I want to create and maintain a new business web site for my wife (a
| Realtor) using FrontPage 2003. I'd rather use my pc instead of her pc (both
| meet FrontPage 2003 system requirements with broadband internet service).
| Can I do this, or is there a good reason to use her pc when creating and
| updating the website? (2) This will be my first attempt to create a website.
| Is FrontPage 2003 as easy to use as they claim?

 

[JCO]

Yes.. key point is...
When ever you go to the another computer, publish from the server to your
local machine. Then make your updates and republish to the server.

Do not copy files from on computer to another.
Do not zip files from one computer to another.
These options will HOSE you up.