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Jab at 16:14, 4 February 2014

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	#Go to your "public_html" directory to publish or download your web site		#Go to your "public_html" directory to publish or download your web site


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Jab at 16:13, 4 February 2014

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	As of mid-2006, [http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/frontpage/default.aspx#5 Microsoft has discontinued support for FrontPage]		As of mid-2006, [http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/frontpage/default.aspx#5 Microsoft has discontinued support for FrontPage]

Jab at 16:13, 4 February 2014

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	The FrontPage FTP method does '''''not''''' use FrontPage extensions. This is ''not'' the ideal way to ftp your files to your web space. For a more reliable alternative, please read our [FTP FAQ].		The FrontPage FTP method does '''''not''''' use FrontPage extensions. This is ''not'' the ideal way to ftp your files to your web space. For a more reliable alternative, please read our [FTP FAQ].

Cyeates at 19:05, 9 June 2009

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Mfrazier at 05:06, 18 March 2008

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Mfrazier at 23:02, 17 March 2008

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	#When prompted, enter your XMission username and password, hit <span class="button">Enter</span> and you will be connected to your "home" space.		#When prompted, enter your XMission username and password, hit <span class="button">Enter</span> and you will be connected to your "home" space.
	#Go to your "public_html" directory to publish or download your web site		#Go to your "public_html" directory to publish or download your web site


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Deadguy: new page

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<div class="messagebox metadata">As of mid-2006, [http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/frontpage/default.aspx#5 Microsoft has discontinued support for FrontPage]</div>

The FrontPage FTP method does '''''not''''' use FrontPage extensions. This is ''not'' the ideal way to ftp your files to your web space. For a more reliable alternative, please read our [FTP FAQ].

==FrontPage 98==

#Create a web page and save it
#In the FrontPage Explorer, click Publish
#A box will come up asking you for a destination to publish to. Type in <tt>http://www.xmission.com/~username</tt>, where "username" is your user name
#Click OK
#After a long minute of searching, FrontPage will pop up the Microsoft Web Publishing Wizard. Where it asks you to fill in the FTP Server Name, type in <tt>ftp.xmission.com</tt>
#Where it asks for a Directory Path, fill in <tt>/home/users/u/username/public_html</tt> where "u" is the first letter of your user name and "username" is your user name
#Click Next
#In the following box, you will need to fill in your user name and password. Under User Name, enter your user name
#Under Password, enter your password
#Click Finish
#:<div class="messagebox metadata">'''Note''': You will always get an error message when you do this and we have not discovered a way to resolve it. So far as we can tell, it's just trying to read the page back using extensions (which aren't set up for this). It doesn't seem to cause any problems with the page on the server. Just click OK when you get this error. It should read...
#:
#:"The server could not complete your request. Contact your Internet service provider or web server administrator to make sure the server has the FrontPage Server Extensions installed. For more specific information, click Details"</div>

==FrontPage 2000==

#Create a web page and save it
#Click on File, then Publish Web
#A box will come up asking for a destination to publish to. Type in <tt>ftp://ftp.xmission.com/%2fhome/users/u/username/public_html</tt> where "u" is the first letter of your user name and "username" is your user name.
#Click Publish </ol>

==Frontpage 2003==
#Create a web page and save it</li>
#Go to File and select Publish Web
#A box will come up asking for a destination to publish to. Type in <tt>ftp://ftp.xmission.com</tt> and click Publish
#When prompted, enter your XMission username and password, hit Enter and you will be connected to your "home" space.
#Go to your "public_html" directory to publish or download your web site