Select View Navigation and from Folder List drag index2.htm onto it a same level as index.htm
- drag all your other pages that were under index.htm under index2.htm
Delete the index.htm
Rename your new index2.htm to index.htm
In Folder View Right click index.htm to Select as home page
Select View Navigation and correct your nav view if required
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| Thanks David...I just took this website over, and I was not the one who
| actually created it...so I am a little lost. The index.html file was the main
| page of the website, and I have been making some changes and updates on
| it...with no problems for about a month now...it shows up fine in IE and AOL
| browsers..but yesterday, it just stopped responding and I can't even get it
| opened though I was able to copy and paste all of it's contents to a new page
| and rename it "index2.htm" which seems to be working fine, however the last
| update I made today didn't show up in either browser. Am I on the right track
| or is there something else I need to do?
|
| "David Baxter" wrote:
|
| > Do you not have a local copy? or do you mean you can't open the local
| > copy? If worst comes to worst, a local copy could be opened in Notepad
| > and you could then delete the offending lines... if it's the online
| > copy, you might have to first FTP the file back to your hard drive using
| > a third-party FTP program if you can't do it in FrontPage, and then open
| > the file locally.
| >
| > If indeed you have been making changes on the live copy of this file,
| > don't do that any more -- fraught with danger. Always work on a local
| > copy and get it right in your browser and then publish it to the server.
| >
| > | > > Hi...
| > > I am having a problem getting my index.htm file to open...I am not
| > having
| > > problems with any other files..only this one. The last thing I did was
| > add a
| > > page transition so that it fades in when the site is opened in the
| > > browser...I thought this could be the problem? Now I can't even access
| > it so
| > > that I can make a change. Any idea?
| >
| >
| >