Start FP2003 and *don't* create a new page ?

[Bob]

Is there a way to start FP and have it *not* create a blank
new_page_1.htm page ? I never, ever want that page... it would
be nicer if it just started up "empty".

Thanks,

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

FP works just like Word and Excel where you have a blank document when you launch the app, just
double click on the page you want to work on, and the page will go away or click the X to close it.

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[Stefan B Rusynko]

You'll find a free Addin (No New Page 3.0) for that at http://www.jimcoaddins.com/addins.aspx

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| Is there a way to start FP and have it *not* create a blank
| new_page_1.htm page ? I never, ever want that page... it would
| be nicer if it just started up "empty".
|
| Thanks,
|

 

[Bob]

FP works just like Word and Excel where you have a blank document when you launch the app, just
double click on the page you want to work on, and the page will go away or click the X to close it.

Yeah, I know :-(

THere used to be command line arguments you could use when starting
those programs to prevent it. There were even some program based
options that you could tweak in some versions, AFAIR.

Anyone know any command line switches for Front Page (2003) ?

 

[Bob]

You'll find a free Addin (No New Page 3.0) for that at http://www.jimcoaddins.com/addins.aspx

Interesting approach.

Thanks,

 

[Wally S]

If you set FP to automatically open the last web site used, you won't get a
new page. At least I don't.

tools>options>startup, check "open last web site automatically when Front

Page starts."

Wally S

 

[Guest]

Correct....I never get a new page except when I accidently open 2 instances of FP.