Contact your host to find out how to access FTP on you site
(or see if they have a file manager for it)
- of course you could also ask her where she uploaded it
--
|I cannot do that. I get a message about no anonymous access allowed and no
| chance to login.
|
| Lady told me she uploaded a folder, but when I open FP2003 to "publish=>ftp"
| and look at the remote site, I see no folders that she uploaded when I sort
| by modified. If she ftp'd folder to website, wouldn't FP show it in the
| remote or is it not available to see because it was uploaded without using
| the FP software?
| | > You can retrieve the folder without using FrontPage.
| > Open the ftp version of the site in Internet Explorer by using
| > ftp.southbaldwinchristianchurch.org
| >
| > When it opens, click File > "Login As" and enter your user name and
| > password.
| > Browse to the folder with the uploaded file, and either copy and paste or
| > drag and drop it
| > to your desktop. ( or other location on your computer )
| >
| >
| > --
| > Steve Easton
| > Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| > 95isalive
| > This site is best viewed............
| > .......................with a computer
| >
| > | >> The domain is southbaldwinchristianchurch.org. I am in the process of
| >> changing the registration and the hosting to company Chris Leeds (MS-MVP)
| >> recommended. Hosting will have FP extensions. I am thoroughly confused
| >> now. I gave password and userid to church worker who does have knowledge
| >> of
| >> ftp. But currently website hosting does not have FP extensions. I use
| >> FP
| >> 2003 and I have only been able to ftp to the website but never ftp from
| >> website down to PC. I am thinking that even if she got the folder out
| >> there,
| >> I could not retrieve it. I would need separate ftp program to access the
| >> folder right?
| >>
| >>
| >> | >> > If you have FTP access to the site from your host and they support FP
| >> > subwebs
| >> > In FP create subweb for her FTP and do not open it in FP again
| >> > - that way her FTP files will not affect the FP SE if you have them
| >> >
| >> > IMHO
| >> > Don't even use the FP web location (rootweb or subwebs) for FTP
| >> > - most hosts also support separate FTP access (anonymous or by
| >> > permissions) to special FTP folder at the IP that you can set unique
| >> > access to
| >> > - check w/ your host on FTP access
| >> > --
| >> >
| >> > _____________________________________________
| >> > SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
| >> > "Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
| >> > To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
| >> >
http://www.net-sites.com/sitebuilder/newsgroups.asp
| >> > _____________________________________________
| >> >
| >> >
| >> > | >> > |I volunteer and maintain church website. Lady wants to ftp
| >> > newsletters
| >> > | (which are to large to email due to the pictures) to folder so that I
| >> > can
| >> > | put them on website.
| >> > |
| >> > | How do I do this? Just create a folder and then give her id and
| >> > password
| >> > | along with the folder? Does it matter if the website is set up with
| >> > FP
| >> > | extensions or not? If it is ftp'd just to folder does the server
| >> > extensions
| >> > | matter?
| >> > |
| >> > | Thanks for information,
| >> > | Susan
| >> > |
| >> > |
| >> > |
| >> > |
| >> >
| >> >
| >>
| >>
| >
| >
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