that happens when you create a website on
your desktop but forget to create a folder
for it there, sooooo when you next open your
website your entire desktop becomes part of
the website...not a nice thing...I know I did
it once. Took quite a while to fix it.
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Rob Giordano
Microsoft MVP Expression Web
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Yes, that is exactly what is happening.
Instead of a new website saved on the
desktop it created one incorporating all
that was on the desktop. I've tried since
setting up a new website and saving in
another separate folder location on my
server and am getting the same problem. It
is incorporating everything from the
previos files. For example...if I'm trying
to save it to C:/my documents/websites/new
site - all of the documents that are in the
my documents and websites folders are also
showing up within my website folder list.
Any idea how I can change this? I have no
idea why it's now doing this as I havent'
had this problem before.
I have asked my IT consultant to look into
the deleted desktop files to see
if he can restore any of them. Thanks!
:
This program saved my bacon more than once
recovering files. Even after a reformat as
well:
http://www.recovermyfiles.com/
(usually nothing is ever totally gone from
a hard drive unless the hard drive itself
is physically broken. It may not be
possible to retrieve without the right
software..but in all likelihood it is still
there.)
Gotta run now... the black helicopters are
after me
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Joe
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It may not be that bad, but probably worse
- the desktop folder itself normally only
has a few shortcuts and data files
(undoubtably irreplaceable), but a
reformat/reinstall will not replace them.
-- Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (Expression
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Tom Willett formulated on Monday :
Exactly. He needs to check with a
newsgroup about his O/S. But, my guess
is: it's reformat/reload time.
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Tom [Pepper] Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage Since 1997
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That's what I thought was said - but
when FrontPage deletes _anything_, it's
gone. Sounds like instead of a new
website ON the desktop, the whole
desktop was incorporated in the new
website - and the non-web files were
deleted. -- Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP
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Tom Willett wrote on 24/05/2010 :
Ron: It appears the OP deleted more
than just FP files.
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Tom [Pepper] Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage Since 1997
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The only reliable way back is from a
recent backup. When you delete
anything using FrontPage it is gone
forever. if there is no backup, find
an unerase program (Google) - best to
use a
different computer to avoid overwriting
the remnants of the deleted files, and
see what can be recovered.
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efrance formulated the question :
I was trying to create a new sample
website so I started the wizard and
had the site save to my desktop.
Once it opened up in frontpage it had
every single file in my desktop in
there so I deleted the desktop files
that were in my web. Big problem as
now all of those desktop files are
deleted from not just the program
but are completely removed from my
computer's desktop. Any thoughts on
how to get them back? System restore
did not work.
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