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2002/2000 The following section will guide you step-by-step through configuring Microsoft FrontPage 2002 and earlier to exchange files between your computer and your web site. The steps shown here are for FP2002, however older versions work in the same manner. In order to proceed, you'll need to have three things: Microsoft FrontPage installed; a connection to the Internet via your Internet service provider; and you'll need to have requested to install the FrontPageÆ extensions when you signed up. Create a Simple Page Before you can publish an html file to your web site with FrontPage, you must either have a page already created, or create a page. To create a page with FrontPage, follow these simple steps:
1. From the menu bar, choose File --> Publish Web . Where can I find additional FrontPage support? For more FAQ's and support please go to Microsoft's Product Support Services site. How do I install FrontPage extensions on my website? When you signup you will be asked whether or not you want FrontPage extensions installed. If you specified "no" but have since changed your mind, login to your Control Panel and on the right your will see the FrontPage Icon; click on it and you install / uninstall FrontPage extensions. Why do I have to have FrontPage extensions installed? Installing FrontPage server extensions gives you full support of all the features of FrontPage. Features include remote authoring, threaded discussion groups, full text search and surveys. What are FrontPage server extensions? FrontPage server extensions are CGI programs which provide the server side implementation of FrontPage. FrontPage communicates with the extensions via Hyper Text Transmission Protocol (HTTP) using a Remote Procedure Call (RPC). When the server sees the "POST" request addressed to the FrontPage server extensions it simply directs the request to the appropriate CGI program. The extensions implement authoring (uploading/downloading documents, To Do Lists), administration (setting end-user, author, and administrator privileges), and dynamic content (browse-time WebBot components). Without the FrontPage Server Extensions you will not be able to take advantage of the WebBots that are available through FrontPage. Also, without the extensions you cannot author and administer your web using the tools provided as part of the FrontPage Editor/Explorer package. Are there any precautions that I need to be aware before I begin using FrontPage to publish my site? In order to protect the FrontPage extensions on your Unix account, please take into consideration the following precautions: FrontPage uses the same .htaccess file as the Protect Directories utility in your Control Panel, which could cause problems. Once you have installed FrontPage extensions, use the directory protection that comes with the software Do not use features found in your Control Panel to set passwords, limit access, set file permissions or delete directories or files in a FrontPage web. This should only be done through the options in FrontPage Explorer. Do NOT use regular FTP (such as WS_FTP) to upload files to the server when FrontPage extensions are installed. This may corrupt the extensions, disabling the interactive features available with FrontPage. NOTE: The exception to this is when loading custom scripts to the cgi-local directory on your site. What is a WebBot? WebBots are the mechanism for invoking many of the interactive features built into FrontPage. These features are added to your web through the FrontPage Editor | Insert FrontPage Component. Some, such as Include and Substitution allow elements of the web to be entered once and included in any or all of the pages by inserting the Bot component referencing that element for example a logo or a navigation bar. Changes made to the "master" element are made automatically to any page containing the referencing WebBot. Other WebBots, such as Search, Table of Contents and Timestamp, control dynamic browse-time features. These WebBots work "behind the scene" to keep your site up-to-date for visitors. Are all of the features available in FrontPage supported on my site? FrontPage was created for developing websites in the Windows environment, so the following features are not available on our LINUX/UNIX servers:
Why doesn't my new password work in my FrontPage web? Loading and changing passwords in FrontPage is a little more complicated than with FTP programs. To set or change passwords, you'll need to log on to your current web in order for the security menu choice to be active. To change the user and password for FrontPage login: Go to the FrontPage menu: 1. Click: Tools->Permissions To change the password: Click: Tools->Change
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