kinda what I thought...so you could create a mess editing single pages of a
FP controlled web via ftp.
| No. This method is editing single pages only, not a website. The
| individual pages just happen to be in a website, but that is just a
| happy coincidence, not design.
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| message | > and fp would keep the rest of webs meta junk updated this way?
| >
| >
| >
| > | > | Again it is not a FrontPage Issue
| > | - FP just happens to be your default editor once you can open a
| > .htm from
| > FTP in network places
| > | It is an IE or Windows problem
| > | -check IE Tools Internet Options Advanced - Browsing (FTP setting)
| > | Ask in a IE or Windows support group
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| > |
| > | > || Yes you absolutely can. No doubt in my mind, seeing as how I used
| > to do
| > it
| > || all the time.
| > || This is what Im saying.
| > ||
| > || I have the network place set up fine. "ftp://
www.arcani.net"
| > ||
| > || I log in.
| > ||
| > || I see the files from Network places with Windows Xp Profesional
| > in the
| > FTP
| > || I could right click any html file, and then along with the open
| > cmnds,
| > and a
| > || few other, I would be able to click Edit. Or if I just double
| > clicked it,
| > it
| > || would open microsoft frontpage all ready to edit. Then after i
| > was done
| > || editing said html file, I would save, and there it would be,
| > updated, w/o
| > || having to upload anything new. Its very possible. I just need
| > help
| > firguring
| > || out why I cant do it anymore.
| > |
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