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You need to run the webserver that comes with FrontPage. &nbsp;When you run the server this should resolve the problem. &nbsp;An alternate plan of action would be to type in a path including drive to an empty folder and say yes when asked if you want to convert to FrontPage web format.<br />

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You need to run the webserver that comes with FrontPage.  When you run the server this should resolve the problem.  An alternate plan of action would be to type in a path including drive to an empty folder and say yes when asked if you want to convert to FrontPage web format.


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That is not entirley correct sleepwalkie... in its default configuration an initial execution of the FP explorer the default web location is from the _local_ webserver. &nbsp;Front Page comes with a web server that is installed by default... as I said... run this webserver or as I also said (and you reiterated) specify a location as a path.<br />

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That is not entirley correct sleepwalkie... in its default configuration an initial execution of the FP explorer the default web location is from the _local_ webserver.  Front Page comes with a web server that is installed by default... as I said... run this webserver or as I also said (and you reiterated) specify a location as a path.


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mikegrb... you are right and I forgot to mention... sorry, bud...<br />

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mikegrb... you are right and I forgot to mention... sorry, bud...


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I recently installed FrontPage 98. &nbsp;When I try to create a new FrontPage web or open an existing one I receive an error message that says, &quot;There is no server on port 80 at 'web'&quot; &nbsp;Any idea what this means or how to fix it?<br />

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I recently installed FrontPage 98.  When I try to create a new FrontPage web or open an existing one I receive an error message that says, "There is no server on port 80 at 'web'"  Any idea what this means or how to fix it?


Help with FrontPage 98

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the main markup language for creating web pages and other information to be displayed in a web browser, providing both the structure and content for what is sent from a web server through the use of tags. The current implementation of the HTML specification is HTML5.