Uploading from Frontpage (2000)

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I have been uploading the web site for a couple of years with no problem. We now have two people working on it and the other person was from time to time getting this message and now I am as well. It come right at the end of the upload. Everything excpet the titles in the banners seem to work. I have tries checking pernissions but that is greyed out .
The message is ?An error occured accessing you Front page Web Files. Authors- If authorig against a web server, please contact the webmaster for this servers site. Webmasters- check the log.
Can anyone give any ideas what is wrong?

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Have you talked to your ISP about this error?

Cheers

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You’re not using Win NT or 2k and have changed your Group or User properties have you? Make sure you still have full administrator status.

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Thnak you.. I will check, I had to clear my profile and put bac on the computer.. this may be part of the problem.

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Thnak you.. yes I have logged a question with them. I think that problem may be that we uploaded some files by FTP and now Frontage will not fully upload

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let us know – what your solution turns out to be!

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The Isp says that we are getting to the size that Frontpage has difficulty in coping with and that perhaps we should look at using Dreamweaver or another product. I resolved the problem for now by removing fronpage extensions and reloading them on the server and by uploading the whole web site each time rather than just changed pages

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You don’t need to buy another product (I love this kind of “helpful” advice from tech support – yeah buy new software ’cause I don’t understand what you have) – sorry just drifting into general irritation. What you want is an FP solution. If the web is too big – FrontPage allows you to create multiple “subwebs”. The user will access the subweb through a subdirectory. So if you you had http://mydomain.ca they will access the content through http://mydomain.ca/subwebname. Just divide your content logically.
What is the limit on the number of subwebs you ask? Just limited by the server.

HTH

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