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Microsoft's FrontPage editing tool  one   most commonly used web site editing tools today. It both
easy learn  gives you flexibility let your web site grow over time. This means, once you become
a more advanced user, you will see that you can apply CGI scripts modify your HTML code very easily in
FrontPage. If you are unable find help you are looking for, please don't forget that additional help is
only a phone call away.
Sections marked by a * are  advanced users MS FrontPage.
How get subwebs created  your account* Subwebs allow you get all functionality a Root
Web (the main web site) but contained an individual directory site. (i.e., You can have a new theme
applied a subweb, but  will appear  that entire subweb). Subwebs are advanced users FrontPage.
On an NT hosting account, you can convert a directory to
a subweb FrontPage 2000 by:
Connecting live your site*
This only advanced users MS
FrontPage. (And if you do make changes while connected live, make sure back them up your PC  outlined the
"Backing up your FrontPage 2000 web site" section).
1.Connect Internet. (Do this
before opening FrontPage. If FrontPage already open close down, connect, then reopen it).
2.If you don't already have FrontPage
open, open it.
3.On your toolbar FrontPage you will
see a little yellow file folder with an arrow pointing down its right. Click arrow and choose Open Web...
4.If you've published your web
before, you will see window that pops up. Double-click enter. If you have not published web
before, then enter complete URL location field (i.e.,
http://www.[insertyourdomain.com]).
Click Open after doing so.
5.If you've published your web
before, your login information might already be saved application. Click okay accept information.
If you have not published web before, then enter both username and password exactly as
they were sent you. Our web servers are case sensitive.
6.Once FrontPage logged into the
web, web's directories and/or subwebs will appear. Click Open button enter main
directory web.
7.Now you are viewing all content in
your web directly web server. Any changes you make files are immediate upon clicking Save. When
done, make sure back up these changed files your PC by reading next section "Backing up your
FrontPage 2000 web site."
Backing up your FrontPage 2000 web
site*
1.Follow steps 1 through 6 the
"Connecting live your site" section above.
2.Go File, Publish Web...
3.Click Browse button.
4.Click Personal view
(clickable on
the left-hand side FrontPage window)
5.Double-click web that you'd
like publish to. (You might only have one. If so, double click it).
6.Click Open.
7.Click Options. From there decide what
parts of your web you'd like back up your PC.
8.Then click Publish.
9.When your files are done downloading
to your workstation, FrontPage will inform you.
10.Note: If you prefer back up your
web a disk drive or somewhere else your PC, just browse proper
location after step 3.
Additional Help
Introduction MS FrontPage on
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Getting your site FrontPage ready
Creating your FrontPage 2000 web site
Publishing your FrontPage 2000 web site
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