IIS is available on Win XP Pro, not on Win XP Home
- SP level doesn't matter
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| Hi Ron,
| Once again thank you for your explicit reply, I have XP SP2 so I will not be
| able to use IIS.
| This is an ex FP98 site, however I like FP2003 and will probably upgrade
| from the trial, I may build another site offline using Dynamic and Include
| then replace it when complete.
| Regards
| Teriel9
|
| | > Shared Borders:
| >
| > Tools->Page Options->Authoring Tab
| > Tick Shared Borders check-box.
| >
| > If this is a new web, consider using Dynamic Web Templates and/or include
| > files instead of shared borders.
| >
| > Security: Permissions is not available on Disc Based Webs. You will have
| > to set up the security settings on the live site anyway, since permissions
| > are never published between webs.
| > To set unique permissions on the local web, you must install IIS (only
| > available on Win XP Pro, Win2000 and Win 2003) and install and configure
| > FP extensions, and publish the web to
http://localhost/webname
| >
| > --
| > Ron Symonds (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
| > Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
| >
| >
| > | >> Hi Ron,
| >> I have published to C:\FP2003 webs as suggested,
| >> "Shared Borders" is greyed out and there are no headers or footers, also
| >> there is no "Tools/Security" option in the Tools menu so I cannot add a
| >> part web password.
| >> I should mention that I am using a Trial version of FP2003.
| >> Thanks
| >> Teriel9
| >> | >>> The error message indicates that at one time you accessed the webs using
| >>> a webserver. FP98 would (probably) create the web in the c:/Webshare
| >>> folder as a server based web.
| >>> Disc-based subwebs cannot be created in a server based web.
| >>> If you do not have IIS installed publish the web to a another folder
| >>> (create a new folder at C:\myweb) on the hard disc, then you will be
| >>> able to create subwebs within it.
| >>>
| >>> FP98 uses Server based webs, and set up the webshare folder as a server
| >>> based web. Subsequent websites placed in this folder are also server
| >>> based.
| >>> FrontPage 2000 and later are capable of opening Server based webs as
| >>> disc
| >>> based. And everything will work perfectly until you try to create a new
| >>> web, or subweb. FP cannot create a disc based subweb under a web
| >>> created on a server no matter how long you have been using the web as
| >>> disc based.
| >>>
| >>> Publishing the sites to another area of the hard disc removes the Server
| >>> elements from the webs, and allows disc based subwebs to be created.
| >>> You
| >>> can then, if you wish, remove the original folder with Windows explorer.
| >>>
| >>> --
| >>> Ron Symonds (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
| >>> Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
| >>>
| >>>
| >>> | >>>> On trying to convert a folder to a subweb I was advised that the FP98
| >>>> web
| >>>> opened in FP2003 was not a disk based web, even though the path was
| >>>> C:\Front
| >>>> Page Webs\myweb.
| >>>> Can I convert it to a disk based web
| >>>> Thanks in advance
| >>>
| >>>
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