• Personal or multimedia computer with a 486 or higher processor
• Microsoft Windows® 95 operating system or later
• Microsoft Windows NT® Workstation operating system 4.0 or later, or Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 or later
• 16 MB RAM on Windows 95
• 32 MB RAM on Windows NT
• 36 MB of available hard-disk space required
• CD-ROM drive
• VGA or higher-resolution video adapter
• Microsoft Mouse, Microsoft IntelliMouse™ or compatible pointing device

1. Insert your FrontPage CD into your CD-ROM drive.
2. You will see a Microsoft FrontPage 2000 dialog box. You need to click on "Install FrontPage 2000".
3. You will then be prompted to enter your name, company, and then the CD Key number. You will then need to agree to the license agreement terms to proceed with the installation.
4. A dialog box will appear asking you to select the type of installation. You should select "Typical" unless you are proficient with software installation.
5. Once the installation procedure is complete you will then be ready to begin designing your own FrontPage web.

For more information on the installation process refer to your installation guide.

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Before you can use Microsoft® FrontPage® 2000, you must purchase the FrontPage client program from a software distributor and install it on your computer. For an introduction to FrontPage 2000, how to purchase, installation questions and general information, please visit the official Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Web site at the following URL:

http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage/

You may open your website directly from the server and start making changes right away! This is very similar to working with a document on your PC, but everything resides on the server. The advantage of this method is time as your results are immediately available.

If this option interests you, perform the following steps:

As an alternative to publishing directly to the server, you may create your website on your local computer then upload the finished project to the server. Again, this is a preferred route for those desiring a backup copy of their site or testing the site before release. Follow the below steps to achieve this:

1. Launch Microsoft® FrontPage 2000® from your desktop or Start menu.
   

2. Start entering text or graphics as you would in a word-processing environment.
   

3. When you are satisfied with your changes, click Save.
   

4. You will be prompted for a file name and file location. Enter a file name for this page or use the default name provided then click Save. Your website is now ready on your local computer.
   

5. If you are ready to upload your work from your local computer to the Internet, click on File then Publish Web.
   

6. Enter your full domain name in the below dialog box. If you want to publish to a subdirectory of your website, specify this with a slash (/) after your domain, (example: http://www.domain.com/sales).
   

7. If you would like choices on what exactly to publish, click on the Options button. This will open up the below choices. When you are ready, click on Publish.
   

8. When prompted, enter your account username and password, then click OK.
   

9. You will see the traditional 'file copying' status bar on your screen.
   

10. When you receive the below confirmation dialog box, click on Done.
    

1. Open form/page in FP Editor,
2. Look at page in HTML view.
3. Remove the following line of code from the page: onSubmit="location.href='_derived/nortbots.htm';return false;"
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If you want to ensure you don't have this problem at all, then make sure you validate at least one of the fields on your form.

If your hover buttons don't work on the Web, chances are good that you didn't upload the Java applet files to your server. There are two files, fphover.class and fphoverx.class, and they must be in a directory called _fpclass within your root web. However, do NOT put the HTML page that includes the buttons in that directory. You also need to have the FrontPage 2000 server extensions installed. If your not sure if these files are in the correct directory contact a tech support representative. pocket projector iphone 4

Using FTP can cause corruption to Microsoft FrontPage Components. When creating web pages that use the FrontPage components, ALWAYS transfer them to your web sire using FrontPage.

(You will be opening your web live, and then importing the web from your local Personal Web Server).

1. Open FrontPage Explorer.
2. Click on Open Web. (If using FP 98, click on more webs).
3. Enter the IP address for the name of the remote server, and click on list webs.
4. Select the <root web> (or whatever web you are importing into) and click on Ok.
5. You will be asked for your user id and password. Enter them.
6. Click on File, Import.
7. Select from a World Wide Web Site Radio Tab.
8. Enter http://YourLocalPWSName/SubWebName (IF ANY)/ for the location
9. Click Next.
10. Uncheck all of the limit check boxes.
11. Click Next.
12. Click on finish.

This error is caused by using upper case characters for the name of the folder (the default name of this folder when first using the Discussion Wizard is "_disc1") in which the articles are stored.

Make sure your discussion web folders are all lower case.

1. Remove the search page from your site.
2. In Frontpage Explorer Select Tools then select Recalculate hyperlinks
3. Add a new search page to your site.

If the search function still does not work, contact a tech support rep.

FrontPage utilizes HTTP to communicate with the web server. The command will not transfer the local FrontPage Server Extension files to the target server. When using an FTP application, it is important to transfer only the content files from the originating web server. Do not FTP any _vti _* directories. If these directories or files are transferred, they will overwrite the existing files on the target server.