See
http://www.microsoftfrontpage.com/content/ARTICLES/fp_to_cdrom.html
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| As i said most my experience is not in frontpage(obviously). does publishing
| the web site mean i am changing its location or does publish simply mean
| making a copy? i got to the publish site part but i am not sure as to what
| information that i need to enter in the 3 tabs before it will allow me to
| publish the site. all i am trying to do is make a usable copy on cd, as we
| are currently being audited and they requested one and i am stressed out
| trying to figure this out. thanks and have a good day!!
|
| "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
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| > Publish the site to a folder on your HD, then burn the folder to the CD. However this will make all
| > files read-only, so if you want to avoid that issue, zip the folder first, then burn the zip file to
| > CD.
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| > ==============================================
| > Thomas A. Rowe
| > Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
| >
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http://www.Ecom-Data.com
| > ==============================================
| >
| >
| > | > > thanks for the quick reply. i am the it administrator that just started this
| > > job about a month ago. my problem is when i go to frontpage and open the
| > > directory structure it will not let me copy and paste it into the cd burning
| > > applet. where in the directory structure am i able to copy and paste it?
| > > thanks and have a good day.
| > >
| > > "Mark Fitzpatrick" wrote:
| > >
| > >> It depends, are you using any forms, flash, or other elements than just
| > >> plain HTML, CSS, and images? The reason I ask, when outside a web server
| > >> these things can be problematic. For example, a browser will give you a
| > >> warning if a flash animation is present in a page when viewing that page as
| > >> a file on your hard drive (or CD). This is to protect you from code being
| > >> run on your computer with a higher level of security than you would want.
| > >> What you can do though is open your default file directly in IE without
| > >> using a web server and see how your site behaves. If it behaves the same as
| > >> the one on your web server you'll be ok. If there are problems when viewing
| > >> it this way they'll also be on the CD. After that, just copy the files onto
| > >> a CD and give it a whirl as there's really nothing else special you can do
| > >> with the HTML files on a CD. Be aware though, if they're not HTML files and
| > >> are other files such as PHP or ASP, ASPX, or CFM files, you could run into
| > >> trouble as all of these file types are designed to processed by the web
| > >> server first so sometimes the browser may not see them as valid HTML files
| > >> when viewed off a CD.
| > >>
| > >> This assumes that you have access to the files themselves. If you don't have
| > >> access to the raw HTML files then you should talk to the administrator of
| > >> the intranet as giving advice about how to copy an intranet site that you
| > >> don't have access to the raw files is not a good move on our part since it
| > >> could be assisting in theft of corporate property.
| > >>
| > >> Hope this helps,
| > >> Mark Fitzpatrick
| > >> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
| > >>
| > >> | > >> > how do i burn an exact working copy of my intranet site to a cd? I need
| > >> > to
| > >> > be able to browse the cd just as if i were browsing from the web site
| > >> > itself.
| > >> > Thanks and any help is much appreciated
| > >>
| > >>
| > >>
| >
| >
| >
