How do I convert a Front Page web site that I create using frames.

[Guest]

I just started using Front Page and created a web site using Frames. I have
already added a lot of information to it, but I have decided I would be
better off not using frames. How can I convert what I have already created
with frames to a web site that does not use frames. I really don't want to
start from scratch and do it all over.

 

[Murray]

Copy and paste is the only way I know of to do this. How many pages?

 

[Guest]

I probably have hundreds with lots of hypertext links in them. Does anyone
else know of anything else? I am just learning this program and am really
lost!

I do appreciate your info - not exactly what I wanted to hear!

 

[Ronx]

Which version of FrontPage?
If FP2003 create a Dynamic Web Template (DWT), laid out to represent your
frame set.
Make the Main area editable, and in the rest copy (cut and paste) the other
frames. Use a table to aid positioning of the areas.
Apply the DWT to all content pages.

For other versions of FP, use Include pages to include the other Frame pages
into each content page.

 

[Rick Budde]

When you do the copy and paste any hyperlinks within the
copy will be there when you do the paste.

 

[Murray]

And will be managed by FP when you save the new page.

 

[PJX]

I just started using Front Page and created a web site using Frames. I have
already added a lot of information to it, but I have decided I would be
better off not using frames. How can I convert what I have already created
with frames to a web site that does not use frames. I really don't want to
start from scratch and do it all over.

I'd create a table on my new main page and cut and paste each frame
page into a cell of the table. Then edit for presentation.

PJ