Chapter 21. Putting Pages on the Internet
In this chapter
Testing before going live
Using FrontPage's publishing tools
Using FTP as an alternative publishing method
Synchronizing and maintaining your files
After your site is in working order, you're ready to publish it to the Internet. When you publish your site, you simply copy your pages, folders, and associated files from your local computer to a remote computer that provides Internet access.
This may sound like a daunting task with a lot of technical mumbo-jumbo, but if you designed your pages within a FrontPage-defined site rather than as individual pages, FrontPage makes it easy. In most cases, the remote computer is a server maintained by a Web hosting company, and all the information about ...
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