> A friend is trying to creat his web page using Front Page and is
> having problems wit it, does any one out here know about Front Page?
>
> Here is a comment my friend sent me...
>
> Me Bud..
> Website can't get completed.  I still can't get a couple of the
> buttons to work, and all of them still show the little red x instead
> of the button itself.  I am so frustrated.  I don't know where to
> turn, but I can't use this for a business site.  It reeks like this.
>
> I sent him a response about him using Yahoo SiteBuilder so his
> response was as following...
>
> Mucho appreciations for the thought here.   But before I go hog wild
> into them, I need to find out something.    As far as I understand,
> there are only 2 real ways to publish something on the Net:  things
> like Front Page and things that use FTP.  The host service I am using
> (1and1) uses both. But you can't use both at the same time.  It has
> to be one or the other. They are not compatible.   Judith and I were
> associate (loosely) with the Yahoo Business stuff some time back, and
> I don't remember ever seeing anything about Front Page, which makes
> me think they are using FTP.  If so, it won't help me, as everything
> we have done up to this point has been using Front Page.   Do you
> know which one Yahoo uses for sure?
> And I've done all the updates MS says to do about the jpeg files
> showing as little red x's, but they are still there.  And I also
> still can't get some of the links to come up, only the GFX associated
> with it (sigh).  And the mystery goes on..
>
> Thanks.  Blessings.
>
> Website can't get completed.  I still can't get a couple of the
> buttons to work, and all of them still show the little red x instead
> of the button itself.  I am so frustrated.  I don't know where to
> turn, but I can't use this for a business site.  It reeks like this.
>
> If any one out there has any ideas, please pitch them my way so I can
> pass them on to my friend...
>
> Thanks...

"Galen" <galenn***@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:uRN$TzECHHA.3524@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> In news:yhs6h.30071$rG.2674@tornado.texas.rr.com,
> Robert Bodling had this to say:
>
> My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:
>
>> A friend is trying to creat his web page using Front Page and is
>> having problems wit it, does any one out here know about Front Page?
>>
>> Here is a comment my friend sent me...
>>
>> Me Bud..
>> Website can't get completed.  I still can't get a couple of the
>> buttons to work, and all of them still show the little red x instead
>> of the button itself.  I am so frustrated.  I don't know where to
>> turn, but I can't use this for a business site.  It reeks like this.
>>
>> I sent him a response about him using Yahoo SiteBuilder so his
>> response was as following...
>>
>> Mucho appreciations for the thought here.   But before I go hog wild
>> into them, I need to find out something.    As far as I understand,
>> there are only 2 real ways to publish something on the Net:  things
>> like Front Page and things that use FTP.  The host service I am using
>> (1and1) uses both. But you can't use both at the same time.  It has
>> to be one or the other. They are not compatible.   Judith and I were
>> associate (loosely) with the Yahoo Business stuff some time back, and
>> I don't remember ever seeing anything about Front Page, which makes
>> me think they are using FTP.  If so, it won't help me, as everything
>> we have done up to this point has been using Front Page.   Do you
>> know which one Yahoo uses for sure?
>> And I've done all the updates MS says to do about the jpeg files
>> showing as little red x's, but they are still there.  And I also
>> still can't get some of the links to come up, only the GFX associated
>> with it (sigh).  And the mystery goes on..
>>
>> Thanks.  Blessings.
>>
>> Website can't get completed.  I still can't get a couple of the
>> buttons to work, and all of them still show the little red x instead
>> of the button itself.  I am so frustrated.  I don't know where to
>> turn, but I can't use this for a business site.  It reeks like this.
>>
>> If any one out there has any ideas, please pitch them my way so I can
>> pass them on to my friend...
>>
>> Thanks...
>
> www.htmlhelp.com
> www.w3c.com
>
> And...
>
> www.nvu.com
>
> (For starters with 1&1 you'll need to ask them to enable FP extensions.)
>
> Additionally FP uses FTP - that's how it uploads stuff. Other then that,
> really, hire a professional if you must?
>
> --
> Galen - MS MVP - Windows (Shell/User & IE)
> http://dts-l.org/ http://kgiii.info/
>
> "Chance has put in our way a most singular and whimsical problem, and
> its solution is its own reward." - Sherlock Holmes
>