[R W Burgess]

Jim, I'd sure like to see that demonstrated in a Philly Seminar sometime. You planning on attending this year?

Bill, no séances here in Virginia.

Wayne

[Jim Bollman]

Sorry Wayne, can't make Philly.

[R W Burgess]

Sorry to hear that Jim.

There's so many of us that could use your knowledge. Have a nice Christmas.

Wayne

[Bob47]

I am still using MS FrontPage 2003 and find it easy to use and adequate for the job. And as Novaman said; if you keep it simple it works fine. I prefer content and ease of navigation over flashy features. The other thing that concerns me is that my site has lots of pages and photos and I am unsure of the effort that would be needed to change over to a new web editing program not to mention learning all of the new commands and features. So for now I’m going with – if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.

Bob – South Florida Region Webmaster
www.aaca.org/southflorida

[R W Burgess]

You have a nice web site Bob. I can appreciate the fact that your regional newsletter is up to date too....good job! [img]<>/wink.gif[/img]


Also, I'd like to remind everyone that our Webmaster, Peter Gariepy, will be presenting a Philly Seminar on web sites in February. Sign up now for a fun time in Philly. The whole hotel is heated too! [img]<>/eek.gif[/img] [img]<>/laugh.gif[/img]


Wayne

[imported_bill pritchett]

Wayne,
I guess that means I will see you at Philly. I have used Frontpage and it meets my needs fine.

[R W Burgess]

See ya in Philly, Bill!

I'll even bring you pretzels! [img]<>/wink.gif[/img] [img]<>/grin.gif[/img]

Wayne

[Volusia Norm]

Question for you I read that use Dreamweaver.... how do you do your uploads with it. Front Page has the "kind of keep it simple stupid" publish site button that makes the screen into two sides, one your computer the other the server (at AACA). Then you just click to Publish it (again) and it starts the automated process (that USUALLY works)...
but I am interested in the Dreamweaver file transfer method.

[R W Burgess]

I've sent your question to our WebMaster, Norm.

Wayne

[Peter Gariepy]

Funny you should ask...

MS Frontpage is dead, and soon the technology to support Frontpage on the server will be dead.

SO...

It appears we'll be changing the way the websites work shortly. We will soon be using FTP (File Transfer Protocol) instead of "Frontpage".

Frontpage supports FTP but you have to have a full copy of your site on your computer, then use the "Publish via FTP" feature of Frontpage.

The upside is virtually ever other web editor out there supports FTP natively. Dreamweaver is one of them.

I'll talk more about this at the internet seminar in Philly as well as posting some instructions. This big change will probably take place in March.

Peter