Yes
- only way to edit a site is have site permissions from the site owner
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| Hello Tom J and Papa Bear,
|
| I did use the import wizard site but I got the following error:
|
| "The import wizard was unable to save to the Web site. Another user may be
| editing this file, or the file may be checked out under source control."
|
| The weird thing was that after I got this error I was still able to import
| one .pdf file from the website but that was it.
|
| Tom, to your point--You are right, my wife doesn't own the site. So you're
| saying the only way I will be able to edit the site is by getting permission
| from the site owner?
|
| Thanks for your imput!
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| Eric
|
|
| "Tom J" wrote:
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| >
| > | > > On Sun, 6 Nov 2005 15:57:35 -0800, "Eric"
| > > Use the import website method
| >
| > But what good is it going to do if he can't put it back on the site
| > after editing? Me thinks he is going to have to have OK from the
| > owners of the site, and my bet is, his wife does not own the site.
| >
| > Tom J
| >
| > >>Hello,
| > >>
| > >>My wife started up with a direct marketing company and they created
| > >>a
| > >>website in my wife's name. I would like to import the information
| > >>from the
| > >>website into Frontpage 2003 so I can edit the information that is on
| > >>her
| > >>website. Is it possible to do this without getting in touch with
| > >>the direct
| > >>marketing company that created her website? If so, how?
| >
| >
| >
