Insert Web Page Missing

[Sherry]

When I click on Insert menu, then Page, the only option is to insert a blank
page or a duplicate one. The Insert Web Page dialog box does not appear.
What happened to it?

 

[Don Schmidt]

Based on Publisher 2000
If you are talking about a Publisher created webpage, there isn't an Insert
webpage. You make all changes in the pub file and then Save as a webpage
which creates a new webpage and all associated files.

 

[Sherry]

No, that is not what I'm talking about. In Pub2003, I've created a website
using a template. When I click on Insert, then Page, the dialog box that
shows up has many types of pages that can be inserted. The box says,
select a page type, then you click on the type of page and that page is added
to the website, be it a page about us, form, event page, whatever. In
another website that I've created, that menu once showed up, but now under
Insert, Page, it has a little box that only has three options. Insert a page
before or after that is blank or duplicate and one other option.

Where is the Insert Webpage dialog box so I can pick the type of page to
insert. Does that make it more clear?

 

[DavidF]

The insert webpage dialog is only available with publications that start as
web publications, not print publications. Recreate your publication by
starting a new blank web publication, copy and past your old to the new.

DavidF

 

[Don Schmidt]

Sherry,

My version of Publisher is 2000 and doesn't have an Insert Webpage. So, I'm
sorry to say I am unable to help; sorry.

 

[Sherry]

Is there a way to send you copy of what I'm referring to? The dialog box I'm
looking at at the top says, Insert a Webpage. So, it exists. When I use the
same method of inserting a page into another website, that same dialog box
doesn't show and both of these files were created originally as a website in
publisher.

 

[Don Schmidt]

Sherry,

Note I started my message with, "Based on Publisher 2000".

 

[John G]

The details of Insert Page vary depending upon which version of
Publisher the file was STARTED in.
Also it is possible to START a project as a Print pub then save it as
HTML.

The operation of Insert Page varies depending on which method and which
version of Pub is used to START the project.
I have one which was started in Pub2002 but when I edit it with Pub2003
Insert Page behaves as it would if I was using 2002.

I have not got time to research this any further but say it as food for
thought and exploration.
I may be wrong in some respects but thats what I have found with half an
hours exploring the problem.