jnull

Perhaps if you talk support at http://www.sagonet.net you can get them to do something. Can always try.

Of course, if you have some kind of copyright or legal issue that can get you the domain, you can help the attorneys earn some more dinero and potentially get it that way ... but you really have to prove your right to the domain in extreme detail and be willing to shell out at least $10,000 to get the paperwork moving even without it going to court. "Been there, done that" in a business I was involved in when we discovered someone else was using our registered trademark name, and we went after them to get it back as a domain name. We did win out of court, which was nice, but still shelled at the $10G.

Show me the data ... door number 1.

My pleasure ....

Your second page URL would be domainname.com/secondpage.htm (or html).

Take my poll on how long you've been using FrontPage.

And, what version of FrontPage are you using?

What is your sites URL?

Frontpage extensions should be enabled on your site ... you can check in your Control Panel to see if they are, if not enable them, and then republish your whole site again with Frontpage, that should take care of the issue. If not, suggest you contact TECH Support for their feedback. I use FrontPage and Dreamweaver and Antechinus for hard coding or PHP coding. I find FrontPage to be much easier to use than Dreamweaver, the end result of the site looks better. It is a matter of choice as to which you use and as to why. Ease and speed are my direction, thus FrontPage 2003 for 98% of my web work, the other 2% is mostly in Antechinus. Blessings on this day to you ...

Celebrating a traditional day of Thanksgiving, and always being thankful in all circumstances for all things .... blessing all of you with the same gratefulness..... from the USA, Texas!

Longview, Tx (about 1 hour west of Shreveport, LA) ... tis a comfortable 48 degrees F. Supposed to go down to high 30's this evening and then back up to the 60's tomorrow on T-day ... great place to live!

Create a new page in FrontPage and save it as index.htm or index.html... then publish that page up to your site, and you have it in place... that's it. The index page is generally the home page of that directory, in this case the home page of your web site.

You can download for $16.95 U.S. a pretty good PHP script where you can give access to anyone you want to the calendar ... it is at: http://www.easilysimplecalendar.com/ I have several web site clients that really like this particular script because it is inexpensive, and it works .... Jim Null www.jimnull.com

The new site look is excellent, very professional looking. Y'all did a great job.