Where do I find my INDEX.HTML file when publishing a web page

[george]

Evening all,
I am new to web page design and I am using Fpage 2003 I have designed my
site and have up loaded it to the server. But I cant find an Index.HTML that
is required can anyone tell me where I should look for this file as I will
not be going far until I do.

 

[Wes]

If you created a new WEB, FrontPage should have created index.htm in the web
root directory unless it created a default.htm. If the latter is the case
then just rename default to index.
If you don't see an index or default, then you haven't properly created a
web.

 

[Tom Pepper Willett]

You need to ask your web host what type of default page is required, and
then rename your local default page accordingly before you publish.


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| Evening all,
| I am new to web page design and I am using Fpage 2003 I have designed my
| site and have up loaded it to the server. But I cant find an Index.HTML
that
| is required can anyone tell me where I should look for this file as I will
| not be going far until I do.
|

 

[uker]

I make webs in Front page all the time. And as soon as you save, it should
tell you that your first page on it, is the index page. Then you have to
name the rest. And it's up to you if you have it as html or htm