In your Publisher web design;
Format > Backgrounds> at the bottom you will see; More Backgrounds >
Picture, then browse to the background image your friend created and select
it.
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Rob Giordano
Microsoft MVP Expression
| Yes I think also it will be some learning from my side also. And if I come
| true with that page I will tell you about it.
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| bali
|
http://www.ramithi.no/
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| DavidF skrev:
|
| > Thanks Mary. I did see that, and hopefully I am writing in clear enough
| > language that bali can understand.
| >
| > What bali is trying to do, I have not tested as I do not have any FP
files
| > to test. So it will be a learning experience for both of us.
| >
| > DavidF
| >
| > | > > David, I gave bali the Norwegian URL yesterday for the Microsoft web
help.
| > >
http://office.microsoft.com/nb-no/publisher/results.aspx?qu=web&av=ZPB120
| > >
| > > It might be easier for the poster to understand.
| > >
| > > --
| > > Mary Sauer MSFT MVP
| > >
http://office.microsoft.com/
| > >
http://msauer.mvps.org/
| > > news://msnews.microsoft.com
| > >
| > > | > >> bali,
| > >>
| > >> Part of what you have been told is true. Publisher 2007 can open html
| > >> files, but FrontPage and Publisher html code is very different, and
not
| > >> "interchangeable". Publisher and FP produce html files in very
different
| > >> ways. You may or may not be successful in what you want to do. I
would
| > >> guess that you won't be happy with the results.
| > >>
| > >> When your friend sends you the FP files, save them to somewhere on
your
| > >> computer where you can find them. In your last message in the regular
| > >> Publisher newsgroup, you said that they would be in a zip folder, so
the
| > >> first step is to extract the files.
| > >>
| > >> Then open Publisher. Go to File > Open and browse to where you
extracted
| > >> the FP files. Find the index.htm file or the index.html file, or
whatever
| > >> the "home page" file is called. It should have either a .htm
extension or
| > >> .html. Open that file in Publisher.
| > >>
| > >> At this point I am not sure what you will get, but it is likely to be
| > >> some or all of what is contained in the FP page. It is likely you
will
| > >> have to redo the layout and formatting. If it gives you a workable
| > >> "background" as you hope, then you do a File > Save As and save the
file
| > >> as a .pub file.
| > >>
| > >> It is likely that any navigation menu that came with the FP files
will
| > >> not work in Publisher, so you will have to create a new menu. If the
FP
| > >> page has a background color, then you insert that color in Publisher
by
| > >> going to Format > Background and choose the color there.
| > >>
| > >> You may find that not much of anything looks like the original FP
page.
| > >> If this experiment of opening the FP file in Publisher does not work,
| > >> then your only option is to build a new Publisher file, and then copy
and
| > >> paste the design elements of the FP page to your Publisher page.
| > >>
| > >> Good luck.
| > >>
| > >> DavidF
| > >>
| > >>
| > >> | > >>>I try to post this here as some other told me.
| > >>> I have a fried who make fine backgrounds but they are in Frontpage
and
| > >>> shall
| > >>> will help me with some new to my webpage. But so come my problem. I
only
| > >>> use
| > >>> Publisher 2007. Can I use them in open them in publisher? And if I
can
| > >>> not
| > >>> that what shall I do? Are Publisher compadible with Frontpage?
| > >>> Hope to got some help from anyone.
| > >>>
| > >>> --
| > >>> (\__/)
| > >>> (=''.''=)
| > >>> (") (")
| > >>> bali
| > >>>
http://www.ramithi.no/
| > >>
| > >>
| > >
| > >
| >
| >
| >
