Conflict - NOT

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The whole "conflict" thing is a royal pain. I wish MS would come up with a
way to a way to CHOOSE. ("Choice" is my favorite word this year and something
developers seem to not understand) When I KNOW that a bunch of files are NOT
in conflict..in other words, the files are exactly the same, I should be able
to CHOOSE to to remove the warning and the "?" and make FP stop trying to
upload them again, especially when they are HUGE AIF or PSD files. I have
used the F1 key and CHOOSING such an option is apparently not an option that
I can find.
Ionamic
 
Ionamic said:
The whole "conflict" thing is a royal pain. I wish MS would come up
with a way to a way to CHOOSE. ("Choice" is my favorite word this
year and something developers seem to not understand) When I KNOW
that a bunch of files are NOT in conflict..in other words, the files
are exactly the same, I should be able to CHOOSE to to remove the
warning and the "?" and make FP stop trying to upload them again,
especially when they are HUGE AIF or PSD files. I have used the F1
key and CHOOSING such an option is apparently not an option that I
can find.
Ionamic
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Yes, I understand.

I have decided to mark several folders/files as "Do not Publish", then FP
won't try to upload them

These are mainly my images which generally don't change. Of course, when
they do change, I have to remember to unmark them.

I use the same for files on my local folder whcih are not part of the
website - batchfiles and shortcut files to other useful programs such as
fpcleaner.exe

If this idea suits you, then use it. It seems as if MS won't help us at all,
since FronPage is now obsolescent
 
You mean OBSOLETE.

As in, it will be discontinued (no future "Frontpage" releases) - instead a
new product "Microsoft Expressions Web Developer" will be out late this
year/early next year. I'm sure FP 2003 will be supported for a few years
yet
 
Andrew said:
You mean OBSOLETE.

As in, it will be discontinued (no future "Frontpage" releases) -
instead a new product "Microsoft Expressions Web Developer" will be
out late this year/early next year. I'm sure FP 2003 will be
supported for a few years yet
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Andrew said:
You mean OBSOLETE.

As in, it will be discontinued (no future "Frontpage" releases) -
instead a new product "Microsoft Expressions Web Developer" will be
out late this year/early next year. I'm sure FP 2003 will be
supported for a few years yet
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No I definitely mean OBSOLESCENT

From the Free Dictionary
obsolete
ob·so·lete
adj.
1. No longer in use: an obsolete word.
2. Outmoded in design, style, or construction: an obsolete locomotive.
3. Biology Vestigial or imperfectly developed, especially in comparison with
other individuals or related species; not clearly marked or seen;
indistinct. Used of an organ or other part of an animal or plant.
tr.v. ob·so·let·ed, ob·so·let·ing, ob·so·letes
To cause to become obsolete.

obsolescent
ob·so·les·cent
adj.
1. Being in the process of passing out of use or usefulness; becoming
obsolete.
2. Biology Gradually disappearing; imperfectly or only slightly developed.
Used of an organ or other part of an animal or plant.

If it were obsolete, it would be no longer in use.

It is just obsolescent - in the process of passing out of use or usefulness;
becoming obsolete.


:-))
 
Thank You Everyone for the response on this. I have used the "Do Not Publish"
route. It's also a littlei nconvenient but works.

Didn't know that FP was going away, so it's probably a good thing that I
have already started to slowly move over the Dreamweaver.
Ionamic
 
Ionamic said:
Thank You Everyone for the response on this. I have used the "Do Not
Publish" route. It's also a littlei nconvenient but works.

Didn't know that FP was going away, so it's probably a good thing
that I have already started to slowly move over the Dreamweaver.
Ionamic
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This is an extract from a post from SBR about the replacement for FrontPage

It will be available in 2 versions
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/features/2006/feb06/02-15Designer.mspx
 
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