My FP2002 slowly becoming worthless...

[Randy Birch]

my experience, mvp-ness wise, is in visual basic. Like VB, frontpage is
just a hobby. I learned everything by trial and error ... the best teacher
.... and one book on writing HTML published back in 1995 I believe. Never
had a FP book, but I understand some of the FP MVPs have authored books,
which I have no qualms recommending with only my knowledge and dedication of
the personalities involved.

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Randy Birch
MVP Visual Basic
http://vbnet.mvps.org/
Please respond only to the newsgroups so all can benefit.


: I think there is just too much "stuff" for fp to try to organize and
manage
: for this guy. it'd be different if the computers on both ends were
cutting
: edge but even then why beat on them when some good "subweb architecture"
: would make it easier all around.
:
: Randy,
: I see where you're a VB MVP. Any Suggestion (book, link, or other) to
: someone who wants to start using that app and has no experience with it?
:
: : > I also found restricting the folders that index server indexes for the
: > search page, if any, also shortens the overall upload & updating times.
: >
: > --
: >
: > Randy Birch
: > MVP Visual Basic
: > http://vbnet.mvps.org/
: > Please respond only to the newsgroups so all can benefit.
: >
: >
: > : > : what I'm thinking Steve, is if he can make his biggest folders subwebs
: > he'll
: > : have a much better experience with the publishing.
: > : you may have some short term hassles making sure the necessary images
: are
: > : within the subweb they pertain to but once all that stuff is done
it'll
: be
: > a
: > : better way to maintain it.
: > : I'd also think if there is a section that gets updated frequently
that'd
: > be
: > : another good candidate for turning into a subweb too.
: >
: >
: >
:
:

 

[Tired of Listening to You]

Then go back to the VB groups where you are the hobby "expert". Don't play the MVP games in a frontpage newsgroup, because you will just confuse people

Tired of Listening to Yo

----- Randy Birch wrote: ----

my experience, mvp-ness wise, is in visual basic. Like VB, frontpage is
just a hobby. I learned everything by trial and error ... the best teacher
.... and one book on writing HTML published back in 1995 I believe. Never
had a FP book, but I understand some of the FP MVPs have authored books,
which I have no qualms recommending with only my knowledge and dedication of
the personalities involved

--

Randy Birc
MVP Visual Basi
http://vbnet.mvps.org
Please respond only to the newsgroups so all can benefit


: I think there is just too much "stuff" for fp to try to organize and
manag
: for this guy. it'd be different if the computers on both ends were
cuttin
: edge but even then why beat on them when some good "subweb architecture
: would make it easier all around

: Randy
: I see where you're a VB MVP. Any Suggestion (book, link, or other) t
: someone who wants to start using that app and has no experience with it

: : > I also found restricting the folders that index server indexes for th
: > search page, if any, also shortens the overall upload & updating times
:
: > -
:
: > Randy Birc
: > MVP Visual Basi
: > http://vbnet.mvps.org
: > Please respond only to the newsgroups so all can benefit
:
:
: > : > : what I'm thinking Steve, is if he can make his biggest folders subweb
: > he'l
: > : have a much better experience with the publishing
: > : you may have some short term hassles making sure the necessary image
: ar
: > : within the subweb they pertain to but once all that stuff is done
it'l
: b
: >
: > : better way to maintain it
: > : I'd also think if there is a section that gets updated frequently
that'
: > b
: > : another good candidate for turning into a subweb too
:
:
:

:

 

[Randy Birch]

What's with the attitude?

FYI, I only answer questions where I believe I can contribute useful
information. YMMV.

--

Randy Birch
MVP Visual Basic
http://vbnet.mvps.org/
Please respond only to the newsgroups so all can benefit.

 

[Kevin Spencer]

That was totally uncalled-for. These newsgroups are not for flaming. They
are for helping.

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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.

Then go back to the VB groups where you are the hobby "expert". Don't

play the MVP games in a frontpage newsgroup, because you will just confuse
people.