publishing problems using wireless versus dial-up

[Sr. Bigote]

I use Frontpage 2003. I have published data regularly to the web at one of
two ISPs -- one in the USA and one in Mexico, both using dial-up. I recently
went to DSL followed by a WIFI router for both of these ISPs. The unit works
fine in the USA. In Mexico, with the exact same router set up (hardware and
all), the program gets stuck when I go to publish and synchronize using the
WIFI. I went back to the dial-up and it works fine.

Suggestions?

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

radio frequency interference problems?


|I use Frontpage 2003. I have published data regularly to the web at one of
| two ISPs -- one in the USA and one in Mexico, both using dial-up. I
recently
| went to DSL followed by a WIFI router for both of these ISPs. The unit
works
| fine in the USA. In Mexico, with the exact same router set up (hardware
and
| all), the program gets stuck when I go to publish and synchronize using
the
| WIFI. I went back to the dial-up and it works fine.
|
| Suggestions?

 

[Sr. Bigote]

I do not think radio frequency interference is the problem. I have no
problem with any other internet transfers, such as e-mail or going to
websites -- Only problem is FP.

 

[Sr. Bigote]

One additional observation, in the file listings for both the "local web
site" and "remote web site" within FP, I get a message in the status column
that says "conflict". Once I get out of FP and go to the website, the page I
tried to publish is totally blank at on the remote site but still okay on the
local FP. Does that have significance?

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

You should do a full publish to get rid of conflicts....especially if you
are working from two different locations...or your machines will be out of
wack with the online copy.


| One additional observation, in the file listings for both the "local web
| site" and "remote web site" within FP, I get a message in the status
column
| that says "conflict". Once I get out of FP and go to the website, the
page I
| tried to publish is totally blank at on the remote site but still okay on
the
| local FP. Does that have significance?
|
| "Rob Giordano (Crash)" wrote:
|
| > radio frequency interference problems?
| >
| >
| > | > |I use Frontpage 2003. I have published data regularly to the web at
one of
| > | two ISPs -- one in the USA and one in Mexico, both using dial-up. I
| > recently
| > | went to DSL followed by a WIFI router for both of these ISPs. The
unit
| > works
| > | fine in the USA. In Mexico, with the exact same router set up
(hardware
| > and
| > | all), the program gets stuck when I go to publish and synchronize
using
| > the
| > | WIFI. I went back to the dial-up and it works fine.
| > |
| > | Suggestions?
| >
| >
| >

 

[Sr. Bigote]

I use only one laptop and keep my "master" copy on that laptop. I always
publish "local to remote". I just tried publishing using "synchronize" and
received an error message: 426 Data Connection Closed, Receive File 'x'
aborted. I have never tried connecting directly to my DSL modem in MX (i.e.,
by passing the WIFI) and then publishing - thus eliminating your prior
concern of radio frequency. I'll be in MX next week and try that. More to
come . . .

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

ftp error...but I dunno much about that stuff.

I did some satellite work down in Mexico a few years back on a big private
estate overlooking the ocean and we had all sorts of communications problems
with the sat. and and cell phones as well.

Maybe someone else here will weigh-in on this problem.



|I use only one laptop and keep my "master" copy on that laptop. I always
| publish "local to remote". I just tried publishing using "synchronize"
and
| received an error message: 426 Data Connection Closed, Receive File 'x'
| aborted. I have never tried connecting directly to my DSL modem in MX
(i.e.,
| by passing the WIFI) and then publishing - thus eliminating your prior
| concern of radio frequency. I'll be in MX next week and try that. More
to
| come . . .
|
| "Rob Giordano (Crash)" wrote:
|
| > You should do a full publish to get rid of conflicts....especially if
you
| > are working from two different locations...or your machines will be out
of
| > wack with the online copy.
| >
| >
| > | > | One additional observation, in the file listings for both the "local
web
| > | site" and "remote web site" within FP, I get a message in the status
| > column
| > | that says "conflict". Once I get out of FP and go to the website, the
| > page I
| > | tried to publish is totally blank at on the remote site but still okay
on
| > the
| > | local FP. Does that have significance?
| > |
| > | "Rob Giordano (Crash)" wrote:
| > |
| > | > radio frequency interference problems?
| > | >
| > | >
| > | > | > | > |I use Frontpage 2003. I have published data regularly to the web
at
| > one of
| > | > | two ISPs -- one in the USA and one in Mexico, both using dial-up.
I
| > | > recently
| > | > | went to DSL followed by a WIFI router for both of these ISPs. The
| > unit
| > | > works
| > | > | fine in the USA. In Mexico, with the exact same router set up
| > (hardware
| > | > and
| > | > | all), the program gets stuck when I go to publish and synchronize
| > using
| > | > the
| > | > | WIFI. I went back to the dial-up and it works fine.
| > | > |
| > | > | Suggestions?
| > | >
| > | >
| > | >
| >
| >
| >