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I have one clients PC that has a problem and formatting isn't really an
option..
He opens a disk based web and tries to publish and recieves "the server send
a response which frontpage could not parse. If you are trying to connect to a
frontpage server, check with the server administrator to make sure the
frontpage extensions are properly configured".
I have eliminated it being a server error as I had the client log onto
another PC and the publish works just fine.
On this PC in particular, we also recieve an error when trying to add a web
folder. The ERRORS are specific to this one particular website that he is
trying to publish to.
I deleted his Windows XP user profile on that PC and recreated it and we
were then able to add the web folder no problem, but still could not publish.
After troubleshooting the publish problem, now we can't access that web
folder!!!!!!
Most information I find on the net says something about having a firewall
preventing communication between the application and the server. This isn't
the case here...
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!
Andre.
option..
He opens a disk based web and tries to publish and recieves "the server send
a response which frontpage could not parse. If you are trying to connect to a
frontpage server, check with the server administrator to make sure the
frontpage extensions are properly configured".
I have eliminated it being a server error as I had the client log onto
another PC and the publish works just fine.
On this PC in particular, we also recieve an error when trying to add a web
folder. The ERRORS are specific to this one particular website that he is
trying to publish to.
I deleted his Windows XP user profile on that PC and recreated it and we
were then able to add the web folder no problem, but still could not publish.
After troubleshooting the publish problem, now we can't access that web
folder!!!!!!
Most information I find on the net says something about having a firewall
preventing communication between the application and the server. This isn't
the case here...
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!
Andre.