Is it me? Or is it the Microsoft Publisher?

[kuikahakili]

Let me preface this by saying I am a health care professional - I have a few web sites which I put together using Microsoft Publisher 2000. While they look kinda okay on my computer at home, I have absolutely no clue as to how to upload them to my FutureQuest domain. Not even sure what an FTP is anyway. And then is there something I should be making sure of so that once I figure out how to upload this web site everything will be okay? Any assistance would be greatly, greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance/
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S.A.Leys

[PaulKroll]

First take a look at http://www.aota.net/FTP/FrontPage2000.php3 and see if that helps on the uploading.

The primary way of seeing if everything is OK once you've uploaded the site is to look at it. :)[nbsp][nbsp]Use the "Refresh" or "Reload" button on a couple of the pages to make sure you're getting the ones you just uploaded and not ones from your browsers' cache.

Hope this helps!

[Dan Kaplan]

The most definitive way to ensure that your pages look ok is to view them in Netscape, as it will choke on almost any problem, no matter how seemingly minute.

Dan

[Justin]

If I'm not mistaken, Publisher generates images, not HTML -- it takes your text, graphics, and formatting, and creates a huge GIF image... I'm not sure if that is still the case, but I've seen many sites created with Publisher that were this way...

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Justin Nelson
FutureQuest (http://www.FutureQuest.net/index.php) Support