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Microsoft FrontPage 2000
Import files from the web |
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FrontPage allows you to easily import files from
different locations into your web directory. If you already have an
existing site on the web you can import those files into your new web directory
by using the import web wizard.
- Select File -->
Import
- The Import box opens as shown
below
![[Import box]](images/import.gif)
- Click the From Web... button
- The Import Web
Wizard-Choose Source box opens as shown below
![[Import Web Wizard - Choose Source box]](images/import_web.gif)
- Under Location: type the URL of the
web site you want to download
- Click Next
![[Import Web Wizard - Choose Download Amount]](images/Import_limits.gif)
- Uncheck the limit boxes
- Click Next
- Click Finish
FrontPage will begin to import the existing
remote web.
Note: FrontPage looks for certain things
when importing a web so it may miss some files. Some reasons for error
are:
- If you do not have a file called
default.htm(l) or index.htm(l) then FrontPage will not import
anything. FrontPage uses these files as a starting point and from this
page it spiders out to the links on that page and imports those, and to the
links on the next page, and the next page, etc... If this file is
missing FrontPage does not have anywhere to start.
- If you have files that are just in your
remote web directory but not actually linked to anything, FrontPage does not
see it and will not import that file.
- If you are familiar with FrontPage and used
Shared Borders on an existing web site, the Shared Borders will not
import. You will either have to go to the remote site and publish the
existing site to the new site or you will have to build the Shared Borders
again in the Navigation view of FrontPage.
Create
a local web directory | Create a new web page |
Import
files from the web
Import files from a local
source
| Publish your web directory | Open
an existing local web
Open an
existing remote web | FrontPage
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This page is maintained by: Lauren
Neal
Last updated on November 09, 1999