Down load the site with frontpage

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alex.kourt

Hello Boys and Girls
I use the Frontpage 2002 , but all my archive in my HD are Damaged ,
Now i want to Download All my site from the Server to my PC with
Frondpage because i want to download this with all extensions of FP
(you know)
How can i do this ?
or Sugest to me another reliable program for that
 
Hello Boys and Girls
I use the Frontpage 2002 , but all my archive in my HD are Damaged ,
Now i want to Download All my site from the Server to my PC with
Frondpage because i want to download this with all extensions of FP
(you know)
How can i do this ?
or Sugest to me another reliable program for that
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Well !!!
From a bit of an ameteur.

Why not do the following?
Create a new folder on your hard disk, using Windows Explorer.
(Make it a completely different folder from the original archive.)
Use FP to publish *from* the live site *to* the new folder.

Of course, you could use an external program, but why bother - FP will do it
(won't it, experts?)
 
Trevor L. said:
Well !!!
From a bit of an ameteur.

Why not do the following?
Create a new folder on your hard disk, using Windows Explorer.
(Make it a completely different folder from the original archive.)
Use FP to publish *from* the live site *to* the new folder.

Of course, you could use an external program, but why bother - FP will do
it (won't it, experts?)
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Yep. As long as the server has extensions installed.

--
Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
95isalive
This site is best viewed............
........................with a computer
 
Steve Easton said:
Yep. As long as the server has extensions installed.

--
Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
95isalive
This site is best viewed............
.......................with a computer
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And how would this be done for sites without FP extensions?

Thanks,
Harvey
 
Do you have login information for the site? Then just browse to it with
Explorer -

ftp://userid:p[email protected]

and copy all of the files to your hard drive.

Or define the site as an FTP site and do that with FP.
 
Murray said:
Do you have login information for the site? Then just browse to it with
Explorer -

ftp://userid:p[email protected]

and copy all of the files to your hard drive.

Or define the site as an FTP site and do that with FP.
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How do you define the site as an FTP site?

I can obviously dl with an ftp program, but would like to stay within FP if
possible.
Harvey
 
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