my counter will not reset to 0

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FP 2003 have ck'ed reset to 0 in component's properties and published changes.
 
Open the live site on the server using FrontPage.
Reset the counter on the live page and click Save.

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quack said:
FP 2003 have ck'ed reset to 0 in component's properties and published
changes.
 
Yep,
Was going to post that, but didn't because It will
then reset the counter with every publish unless it's
changed back.
"I think "
;-)
 
----- quack wrote: -----

FP 2003 have ck'ed reset to 0 in component's properties and published changes.

Problem solved!!!! . . . thank u both very much!
 
I stumbled on this thread and have a similiar problem: I want to reset the counter to a higher number. I do not know how to "Use Frontpage to open the live site on the server.

Please advis

Thank

----- Steve Easton wrote: ----

Open the live site on the server using FrontPage
Reset the counter on the live page and click Save

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95isaliv
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quack said:
FP 2003 have ck'ed reset to 0 in component's properties and publishe
changes
 
File Menu | Open Web and then enter URL for the live site as
http://www.yourdomainname.com then your login info, click OK, then click
open. Then look in the _private folder for the pagename.htm.cnt of the page
with the counter, change the number, but not the number of digits or format.

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Burger23 said:
I stumbled on this thread and have a similiar problem: I want to reset the
counter to a higher number. I do not know how to "Use Frontpage to open the
live site on the server."
 

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