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Message: [QUOTE="Ronx, post: 13559211"] If (and only if) ALL your pages are in the root folder - that is the same folder as your home page - then you can use find and replace to change the image paths to absolute: Find src=" Replace with src="[URL]http://www.example.com/[/URL] where [URL="http://www.example.com"]www.example.com[/URL] is your domain. If any pages are in folders different to your home page, then as Tom said - change them page by page. You could adjust the search above to Find src="../../../ with the same replace string, then repeat with Find src="../../ with the same replace string, then repeat with Find src="../ again with the same replace string but results for all four searches depend on exactly what markup you use for images, and the depths of any folders used. Make a backup first so if it goes wrong - highly possible unless you get the search order right - you have something to go back to. Don't be surprised if the second or third searches do not change anything - your folder structure may not go that deep. Also note that the searches above will change any links to external Javascript files that are in your website. There are caveats with using absolute links - 1) FrontPage will no longer change links if you move or rename the images. 2) You will need an internet connection when designing so you can see the images 3) All the images must be on your server, even when designing 4) Every time you save a page, FrontPage will offer to import the images from the server - this will become very annoying. -- Ron Symonds Microsoft MVP (Expression Web) [URL]http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp[/URL] Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread. [/QUOTE]

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