Publishing a Web Page
In addition to publishing an entire Web site, you can also publish individual files and folders. Instead of waiting for FrontPage to compare all the files to find the one or two you changed, you can quickly select the files and publish them. When you are working on a large Web site, publishing individual files gives you the control you need and saves times.
Publish a Web Page
 | Open the Web site you want to publish. |
 | Click the File menu' and then click Publish Site. |
 | Display the folder with the local Web site and select the Web page you want to publish. |
 | Display the folder with the remote Web site. |
 | Click the Local To Remote option. |
 | Click the Right Arrow (-->) button between the two Web sites. |
 | If a file conflict occurs, a dialog box appears, click Ignore And Continue, Overwrite Remote Files, or Cancel. |
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You can publish an individual file in Folders view or Folders list.
Right-click the file(s) you want to publish, and then click Publish Selected Files.
You can display certain files in the local Web site.
In Remote Web Site view, click the View list arrow, and then click Folder Contents, Files To Publish, Files Not To Publish, or Files In Conflict. |
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Publishing Web Content using Web Folders
FrontPage also supports publishing Web content using Web folders (provided the Web server is running FrontPage Server Extensions or Windows SharePoint Services). Web folders are http locations that you can access using My Network Places. You can use the Add Network Place icon in the My Network Places window to create a Web folder. You can use Windows Explorer to copy Web files from the Web site folder (typically in My Webs) to the Web folder on the Web server. |
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