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FrontPage 2000

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   » Overview

   » Create a Simple Page

   » Publish Your Web Page

   » Warning about FrontPage and .htaccess

   » How to password protect a directory or create a sub web in FrontPage 2000



Overview Top

This tutorial will guide you step-by-step through configuring Microsoft FrontPage to exchange files between your computer and your web site.

In order to follow along with us, you'll need to have Microsoft FrontPage installed, and you'll need to be connected to the Internet via your Internet service provider.


Create a Simple Page Top

Before you can publish an html file to your web site with FrontPage, you must either have a page already created, or create a page. To create a page with FrontPage, follow these simple steps:

1. With FrontPage open, choose File--> New.

2. Type in "This is a simple test"

3. From the menu bar, choose File--> Save As.

4. Name the html file.
(If this file is to be your homepage, be sure to name it index.html)

Once you have the file saved to your hard drive, you are ready to publish the file



Publish Your Web Page Top

1. From the menu bar, choose File --> Publish Web.


You'll get a dialog box like this:


2. Click on the Options

You will see a dialog box like this:


3. In box below Specify the location to publish your site to: enter the full URL for your site.

4. If this is the first time you are publishing your site, select Publish all pages...

5. Select Include subwebs.

You should now have a dialog box that looks like this:


Obviously, you will have put your real domain name instead of 'mydomain.com'

6. Click the Publish button.

You should now see a dialog box like this one:


7. Enter your username and password.

If you have entered all the details correctly, FrontPage 2000 will then publish your site. You will see a dialog box like this one when it has finished:


8. Done.





Warning about FrontPage and .htaccess Top

Front Page uses the same access file as the Protect Directories utility in your Domain Manager, which could cause problems. Once you have installed Front Page extensions, use the directory protection that comes with the software.



How to password protect a directory or create a sub web in FrontPage 2000 Top

If you want to password protect a directory or create a sub web in FrontPage 2000, please follow these directions:

1. Create a new folder in you web by clicking File/New Folder. (OR choose the folder you already have that you want to password protect or turn into a sub web).

2. Click on that folder and right click and choose 'Convert to Web'. It takes about 10 minutes for it to convert the folder to a web so be patient.

3. Choose Tools/Security/Permissions and click on the Settings Tab and choose 'Use unique permissions' then choose the Users tab and click the box next to 'Valid username and password required to browse web'. Then go to Tools/Server/Change Password and put in the password for the main web, and put in what the new password is.

You can now use this folder as a 'web folder' which means if you put an index.html file in that folder, you don't have to use the name 'index.html' when accessing that file. All you have to use in the URL is the folder name and FrontPage will automatically find that file for you.

If you have more questions about how to use FrontPage, please contact Microsoft at: 425-454-2030.







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