button links not working

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caroline

By clicking on the button links to the other pages from my
homepage (www.gappak.com), it says the pages cannot be
displayed. I've been trying to work with the server, but
they've been spinning me around in circles, ending up not
being any help. My links are obviously not correct, but I
went back to the webroot and changed them to what i
thought was correct, but i guess not.
I am somewhat new at this whole website thing and I am
lost. Any help would great. Thanks.
 
Caroline,

All of your links to pages and images point back to your local PC.

file:///c:/windows/TEMP/FrontPageTempDir/mstheme/expeditn/exphbusa.gif

file:///C:/windows/application%20data/microsoft/frontpage/pages/contentsgappak_t/contentsgappak.htm


How are you accessing/opening your local web?
How are you publishing/uploading your web content?

Make sure you always open FP, then use File Menu | Open Web before working
on any of the content within your local web. Your local web should not be
created within the folder holding the FP application or Application Data
folder.

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You may want to cook some Gumbo or Jambalaya so I can fix it as I go through
Slidell and Mandeville to cross the CauseWay every week.

You may want to test with a 1 page web until you get the links down right.
Or, you can create a new web, save it, save the pages first then add /
configure links and photos, etc.

You may want to test the email links with different subjects, i.e.,
mailto:PCooksey@gappak.com?Subject=Gappak Web Page

mailto:NDoree@gappak.com?Subject=Financial Information

Best regards, Jeff @ (e-mail address removed)

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