stevevan

You should be able to access it via either: https://www.your-domain-name.ext:2083/ or http://www.your-domain-name.ext/cpanel

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across

Welcome to the forums! Glad to hear you got it working. And to piggy-back on what Andy said, you can name it either index.htm or index.html...either will work. Once you get a little more comfortable, maybe you can try some php pages! As always, the family is here for you!

livin4mt, welcome to the forums!

Welcome to the forums! We're looking forward to having you!

Gives new meaning to the term "Energy Bar"!

Merry Christmas to my TCH family!

Welcome to the forums eric.

Welcome to the forums Steve!

Welcome to the forums!

Resolving from Florida.

For my sites, I'm using UFM. And, against my basic instincts (I'm pretty cheap ), I purchased the Pro version mainly for my own piece of mind. I would add that I haven't had a lick of problems with it...other than my own silly errors!

Depends upon what server your site is on.

Welcome to the forums! Were you able get this solved?

Thanks daz! Many more to you and yours.

Typical windows error box without much help. What's the version of Frontpage you're using?

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big

First of all, welcome to the forums. I would suggest maybe removing and reinstalling the Frontpage extentions from your CPanel. Be sure you back up your .htaccess file first if you have anything important in that file that you want to keep.

When I look at it in FF, it is down and to the right...not left. Not really being a coder, but I wonder if maybe something could be done in CSS that might make the background and such work. Then enter something in the code of the page that would place the name and pic. Just a tho't!

silent

Looks like it does what you were wanting it to do. However, the picture blocks out the name. Personal preference, I'd like to see the picture and the full name too!

Welcome to the forums!

Found this: http://money.cnn.com/2005/12/13/technology/bc.microsoft.security.reut/index.htm?cnn=yes One more reason to switch to Firefox.