Front page drop down menu

[Guest]

-- Dear members,
How can one add a drop down menu to his front page or web site?
The front page I have is 2003, O.S. is XP Professional
nasser

 

[Dave B.]

Better asked in public.FrontPage.client as this is not an XP issue.

 

[Chuck Davis]

Ask in a FrontPage newsgroup. This is not one of them.

 

[Rock]

-- Dear members,
How can one add a drop down menu to his front page or web site?
The front page I have is 2003, O.S. is XP Professional
nasser

Ask in a newsgroup for your application. This one is for the XP OS.
Here is a list of MS public newsgroups: http://aumha.org/nntp.htm

 

[Guest]

I am really confused, is not this a front page group, if not where is the
front page group? I know it is not a XP issue, and the enquiry is clearly
about Front Page.

 

[Guest]

-- I am really confused, is not this a front page group, if not where is the
front page group? I know it is not a XP issue, and the enquiry is clearly
about Front Page.
nasser

 

[Guest]

I am really confused, is not this a front page group, if not where is the
front page group? I know it is not a XP issue, and the enquiry is clearly
about Front Page.

 

[Rock]

I am really confused, is not this a front page group, if not where is the
front page group? I know it is not a XP issue, and the enquiry is clearly
about Front Page.

Why would you think it's a front page newsgroup when the title is
microsoft.public.windowsxp.general?

I have you a link in my first message to a list of MS public newsgroups.
Front page newsgroups are listed there.

 

[Guest]

Hi Rock,
Sorry and thanks for the link, I went there and I tried to post my inquiry,
the
following message came up: This message could not be sent. No sender was
specified. Please check your news account configuration.
I do not know what does that mean although I signed the message and I am
already a member. Please advise

 

[Rock]

Hi Rock,
Sorry and thanks for the link, I went there and I tried to post my
inquiry,
the
following message came up: This message could not be sent. No sender was
specified. Please check your news account configuration.
I do not know what does that mean although I signed the message and I am
already a member. Please advise

<snip>

Are you posting from the web interface? It's lousy. You don't have to be a
member to post to MS newsgroups. Use a newsreader, XP comes with one,
Outlook Express, but there are others to suite your taste. Here is a link
for how to set up Outlook Express for newsgroups.

http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/outlookexpressnewreader.htm

 

[Uncle Grumpy]

I do not know what does that mean although I signed the message and I am
already a member. Please advise

It means that you are a moron, and that you are incapable of
understanding basic directions.