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General Info
FrontPage extensions are included free with all
accounts. Keep in mind that you will need a copy of the FrontPage
program from Microsoft before you can begin following the directions
below:
Please remember that your domain name will need to be activated on
our nameservers before FrontPage will be available to your account.
Login:
Choose "Open FrontPage Web" from the File
Menu in FrontPage Explorer. It will ask you for a Web Server of File
Location. Enter http://yourdomain.com and then "list webs". Next, you
will need to select (double-click) the root web. The requested login
and password will be the same as your FTP account.
Usage:
FrontPage supplies you with two separate
interfaces. The FrontPage explorer is used to manage the files within
your web site. If you open a file in your web site another program
called FrontPage Editor will open. When you are connected to your web
then all changes made to any file you edit will be saved to your web.
*Note: Although the software documentation states that you can
create the site on your computer and then "publish" it to the web
server, we do not recommend this. Many times publishing to the server
from your computer will loose the Interactive web bots features that
you may have setup when designing your site on your local computer. We
recommend that you create your entire site by being connected to your
web and saving directly to the server. To move files already created on
your web site use the Import command found under the File menu within
FrontPage Explorer to select the files to import to the server. This is
by far the best method for moving files from your hard drive to the
server. Using FTP to upload is not recommended as this may overwrite
important files. Also, do not edit .htaccess files since FP uses these.
Additional support documents and complete usage instructions can be found at Microsoft's official FrontPage Home Page.
http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage
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