Why does Frontpage change all my pages when paste on a new page

[Guest]

When I create a new page in Frontpage and paste text to it it pastes to all
the pages screwing up all the previous work I've done.

 

[Tina Clarke]

When I create a new page in Frontpage and paste text to it it pastes to all
the pages screwing up all the previous work I've done.

Are you using shared borders or a dwt?
Can we see your site and a page with the problem?

Tina

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[Guest]

No Tina I turned off shared borders and I am not using DWT. The site is not
published yet and may not be for awhile unless I can get this &%^%&% program
to work. Hm I never had this problem with Macromedia! When I create a table
on one page it appears on all the pages no matter what I do. If I delete the
table on the other pages it deletes all the tables. It appears to be
embedding the tables in the theme instead of in the code for the page. I'm
sure there's some setting in the program to turn that behavior off!

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

Create a new blank test page, insert a table...does that table appear on
other pages?

If it does..something is weird. If it doesn't you've got shared borders,
includes or dwts working somewhere.


| No Tina I turned off shared borders and I am not using DWT. The site is
not
| published yet and may not be for awhile unless I can get this &%^%&%
program
| to work. Hm I never had this problem with Macromedia! When I create a
table
| on one page it appears on all the pages no matter what I do. If I delete
the
| table on the other pages it deletes all the tables. It appears to be
| embedding the tables in the theme instead of in the code for the page. I'm
| sure there's some setting in the program to turn that behavior off!
|
| "Tina Clarke" wrote:
|
| >
| > | > > When I create a new page in Frontpage and paste text to it it pastes
to
| > all
| > > the pages screwing up all the previous work I've done.
| >
| > Are you using shared borders or a dwt?
| > Can we see your site and a page with the problem?
| >
| > Tina
| >
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| > http://accessfp.net/ - FrontPage Tutorials
| > http://anyfrontpage.com/ - http://frontpage-ebooks.com/
| > http://addonfp.com/ - FrontPage Addons
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Drawings
| >
| >
| >

 

[Tina Clarke]

No Tina I turned off shared borders and I am not using DWT. The site is not
published yet and may not be for awhile unless I can get this &%^%&% program
to work. Hm I never had this problem with Macromedia! When I create a table
on one page it appears on all the pages no matter what I do. If I delete the
table on the other pages it deletes all the tables. It appears to be
embedding the tables in the theme instead of in the code for the page. I'm
sure there's some setting in the program to turn that behavior off!

Your using a Theme?

Are you using includes? This sounds the most likly explaination.

Does this happen if you insert a table on any page? Or with only one page?

Can you insert the table on the page you normally do.

open another page where the table has appeared.

look at the code/html view and copy and paste the code to email for us.

Other than CSS, Includes, shared borders, DWT or a SSI ... (and possible
master pages) I don't know what could be causing it.

Tina
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