Yes, Thomas. I did catch that. Just never had thought of that little
trick - like in my backups.
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: Rob meant another web that you have on your machine, etc.
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: Thomas A. Rowe
: Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
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: : >I see right away I didn't ask the question right. First of all, one
cannot
: > create a folder outside the web and then "select all" inside the web and
: > copy them to the new folder. Also, cannot select one jpg at a time and
drag
: > them out to the new folder. - Well you can, but then they become
Internet
: > shortcuts, not .jpgs. And I know as soon as I shut my computer they will
: > disappear anyway, because that's how I have my IE set up.
: >
: > I just figured it out.
: > Instead of doing it inside FrontPage, I go to My Documents\My
: > Webs\myownsite\images.
: > Then they are regular jpg files. Select them all; edit, Copy - then
paste
: > into outside folder.
: > Also, never thought to go over to another web and steal pictures. Thanks
for
: > that.
: >
: >
message
: > : > : Files inside a folder disappear? Been using Windows for a zillion
years
: > and
: > : have never had a file "disappear"...oh sure I'd drop one in an unknown
: > : folder by accident a few times.
: > :
: > : Just create a folder somewhere easy to find..like maybe on your
: > : desktop...and store you "to be used" images there.
: > :
: > : How often do you have to "repair" pages? Are you importing your images
: > into
: > : Frontpage first?
: > : BTW, you can Browse to any folder even another website folder on your
: > : machine to import images into a new website.
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: > : Rob Giordano
: > : Microsoft MVP Expression
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: > : : > : | What/how do I have to set up to keep a set of current images in an
: > images
: > : | folder to use when I have to repair pages? (that will be accessible
to
: > the
: > : | insert picture routine)
: > : | I know that Windows has its own agenda about files inside a folder
: > : | (sometimes they disappear), but I have to do a job like this, and
want
: > to
: > : | have access to those images in a web re-make.
: > : |
: > : | I'm thinking if an images folder were somewhere handy, I could
import
: > the
: > : | images I need into the new website's images folder as I need them.
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