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Elizabeth
Please don't suggest I update.
Back in 1998 I was unemployed and bored, so I bought Frontpage 98 and
the book _Frontpage 98 for Dummies_ and figured out how to create a
Web site for my husband's small business. I never turned into an
expert; I just had all day to fool around, and I made an adequate site
to put on the Internet. After 6 months, I went back to full-time work
and pretty much abandoned the Web site. Then I got a new computer and
never reinstalled FrontPage 98, although my operating system is still
Windows 98, and FrontPage 98 is compatible with that. So, no more
FrontPage 98 and no Web site files on my hard drive.
Three days ago Keith switched ISPs. So his Web site is no longer on
the Internet until I upload the files, although I did transfer
evansplumbing.com so that it points to the correct server. I do have
on a zip disk a backup of the Webshare directory, which I heard
somewhere years ago is where Frontpage 98 stored the files for my
specific Web site.
This morning I reinstalled FrontPage 98. Can anyone tell me how to put
the Web site back on my computer so that I can edit it and upload it
to the Internet with FrontPage 98? There's no point in getting a more
up-to-date program; I just want to make some edits and upload the site
once. Then it's no longer my responsibility.
Should I copy Webshare (and subdirectories) to my hard drive? Does it
matter where on my hard drive? Since I installed FrontPage 98 this
morning, I do have a WEBSHARE directory on my C drive.
I hate to sound dumb, but I'm afraid. If I screw it up, I won't know
how to undo what I did.
If I copy my old WEBSHARE from my zip disk to the WEBSHARE on C, that
will not only copy but also replace a bunch of files and
subdirectories.
Couldn't I just copy Webshare anywhere on C, then in Frontpage, in the
File menu, choose NEW>FRONTPAGE WEB>IMPORT EXISTING WEB?
It seems to me that I should IMPORT EXISTING WEB, don't you think so?
Thanks!
Beth
Back in 1998 I was unemployed and bored, so I bought Frontpage 98 and
the book _Frontpage 98 for Dummies_ and figured out how to create a
Web site for my husband's small business. I never turned into an
expert; I just had all day to fool around, and I made an adequate site
to put on the Internet. After 6 months, I went back to full-time work
and pretty much abandoned the Web site. Then I got a new computer and
never reinstalled FrontPage 98, although my operating system is still
Windows 98, and FrontPage 98 is compatible with that. So, no more
FrontPage 98 and no Web site files on my hard drive.
Three days ago Keith switched ISPs. So his Web site is no longer on
the Internet until I upload the files, although I did transfer
evansplumbing.com so that it points to the correct server. I do have
on a zip disk a backup of the Webshare directory, which I heard
somewhere years ago is where Frontpage 98 stored the files for my
specific Web site.
This morning I reinstalled FrontPage 98. Can anyone tell me how to put
the Web site back on my computer so that I can edit it and upload it
to the Internet with FrontPage 98? There's no point in getting a more
up-to-date program; I just want to make some edits and upload the site
once. Then it's no longer my responsibility.
Should I copy Webshare (and subdirectories) to my hard drive? Does it
matter where on my hard drive? Since I installed FrontPage 98 this
morning, I do have a WEBSHARE directory on my C drive.
I hate to sound dumb, but I'm afraid. If I screw it up, I won't know
how to undo what I did.
If I copy my old WEBSHARE from my zip disk to the WEBSHARE on C, that
will not only copy but also replace a bunch of files and
subdirectories.
Couldn't I just copy Webshare anywhere on C, then in Frontpage, in the
File menu, choose NEW>FRONTPAGE WEB>IMPORT EXISTING WEB?
It seems to me that I should IMPORT EXISTING WEB, don't you think so?
Thanks!
Beth