"Sometimes, the only way to fix Web Folders is to reformat"

  • Thread starter Thread starter George Hester
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Web folders are OS controlled and can be easily broken by a variety of Browser/OS related issues
- FP can not "fix" OS issues

What they are saying at
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...7c-94dc-4b74-bd04-3f22a47c20b5&displaylang=en
is instead of reformatting to fix the OS, use the Jimco Tool

Please Don't cross post

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Evening Jim.
Been a long time.

;-)


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Steve said:
Evening Jim.
Been a long time.

;-)
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I've been here. I just don't post often. Time is short these days and I'm
working on a new add-in. ;)

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Jim Cheshire
JIMCO
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Author of Special Edition
Using Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003
 
Jim you said that, "Sometimes, the only way to fix Web Folders is to reformat." Wow!!!
 
George said:
Jim you said that, "Sometimes, the only way to fix Web Folders is to
reformat." Wow!!!
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I'm sure all of us know at least one person who has had to reformat their
box to get them working in some cases. Truth is truth. :)

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Jim Cheshire
JIMCO
http://www.jimcoaddins.com
Free add-ins for FrontPage

Author of Special Edition
Using Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003
 
That I've never heard of before. I can understand reformtting because Microsoft has screwed around with IE updates; Microsoft has screwed around with SQL Service packs; screwed around with Exchange Service packs; screwed around with Windows Service Packs; screwed around with funky Security updates; the list goes on and on. But web folders breaking? Even by reinstalling webfldrs.msi in C:\Windows\system32 in Windows 2000? Well something to look forward to I guess.
 
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