A couple of minor clarifications, for anyone who may not be familiar with
the terminology:
At 08/09/2001 06:30 AM -0500, James S. Huggins wrote:
> >>>We do have some web authors on our site who prefer
> >>>to use FTP, rather than FrontPage. We have found that
> >>>the only way to make this work is to keep their subsections
> >>>of the site in a separate physical location, and warn them to
> >>>***never*** add anything to their pages that does not utilize
> >>>standard HTML 3.0 or 4.0 tags.
>
>. . . . . That said, I am one of those authors who never uses Publish . . . .
"Publish" is the FrontPage command that does uploading (called "publishing"
in the program documentation).
>The real requirement to use FP is the use of FrontPage Server Extensions.
Don't panic - - - The FrontPage Server Extensions are not something that
you as a web author must have on your own computer. They are an extra
component that your web service provider must have installed on the web
site that hosts your pages. Without the Server Extensions, Publish will
not be able to access your pages.
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