If you had renamed the pages within FP all the links would have been recalculated automatically by FP.
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| I may be wrong, but ...
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| Also, Wes and Thomas are much more knowledgeable than I.
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| However, I have been able to name all of my files with .html extensions and
| FP accepts them and publishes them O.K.
| The only files that I noticed FP insisting on naming as .htm are top.htm,
| bottom.htm and left.htm in the _borders directory, when using shared
| borders. I stopped using shared borders and even this problem went away. I
| now have a file named top.html which I use as a frameset. In any case these
| files are not needed on your remote website.
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| All that you have to do is note in which directories FP names files as ..htm,
| go to that directory or directories in Windows Explorer and rename them. (I
| think this means one by one unfortunately.) Then when you re-enter FP
| everything works fine. You will of course have to alter all references to
| *.htm to refer to *.html in the code - again individually, I think.
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| This could be tedious, but since I started using html extensions I have had
| no problems.
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| Cheers,
| Trevor L.
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