Frontpage for intermediate skills?

[Steve Landavazo]

I am getting ready to purchase a new web design tool that
is user friendly and consider myself a little above
beginnger, or close to intermediate in my skills as a web
designer. I'm still learning but at the same time am
lacking a few basic skills.

Can any of you tell me if Frontpage 2003 is relatively
easy to send to a server. I have a hard time with this and
have been using the help of a neighbor friend to send my
files. Since he has since moved I need a web design tool
(at least for now) that is realtively easy to send.


Thanks for all replies.
Sincerely,
Steve Landavazo
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Steve Easton]

If your server has FrontPage extensions installed, and most do and / or they can be
installed, it's as simple as clicking File > Publish site or web ( depending upon the
version ) and then entering http://yourweb.com clicking ok and then entering your user
name and password.

Without extensions you tell it to publish to ftp://yourweb.com and enter the user name and
password

After you publish the first time FrontPage will remember the address and when your local
web is open you simply click File > Publish

hth

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[Thomas A. Rowe]

FP is a great tool and if you get a web host that support the FP extensions, then you will have a
very easy time with uploading your content and in general manage your site.

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