frontpage hyperlink adding file: instead of http:

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when I create a hyperlink, frontapge adds file:///<hyperlink> instead of
http://<hyperlink> . I want it to default to http://
how can I do that?
 
Hi,

Do you have a web open? If not then all references are to your disk drive, e.g. file:///c:\myfile.htm
 
Yes I have a web open...it's on my Y:\ drive. That is how I acces the
website, through the drive.
 
Are you looking at the links after the page has been saved?

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yes...after I save it, I pull up the page, view the source, and there is
'file' attached to all my hyperlinks.

Mike
 
Then when you edited the page you did not first open the web via FP File Menu | Open Web / Site
prior to editing your page or you didn't import any external content in to the current open web /
site prior to linking to them.

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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
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FrontPage Resources, WebCircle, MS KB Quick Links, etc.
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How would I open a website via ftp? I have access to it via a drive letter...
 
Has nothing to do with ftp.
When you have your web open for editing, browse to any content / images you want to use using File >
Import and move them to a location inside your web. Then link to them.

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Steve Easton
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This site is best viewed............
........................with a computer
 
This would be your local copy open on your computer in FP. FP can not work with a remote site that
doesn't have the FP extensions, it can only publish to a remote site via FTP, not work on a remote
site via FTP.

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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
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FrontPage Resources, WebCircle, MS KB Quick Links, etc.
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