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Do you have access to the source (HTML)? If so, copy it it a local machine, make the changes, etc. and then, as long as you have the correct permissions, you should be able to update the existing document with your new document. <br />
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Or are you asking for something else?<br />

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Do you have access to the source (HTML)? If so, copy it it a local machine, make the changes, etc. and then, as long as you have the correct permissions, you should be able to update the existing document with your new document.

Or are you asking for something else?


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1. In both NT and UNIX there are ways to take over a whole computer through internet. Like PC-Anywhere for NT. I am not familiar with Unix.<br />
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2. use FTP to replace updated files<br />
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3. On NT you could try to make use of Frontpage.<br />
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1. In both NT and UNIX there are ways to take over a whole computer through internet. Like PC-Anywhere for NT. I am not familiar with Unix.

2. use FTP to replace updated files

3. On NT you could try to make use of Frontpage.



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Our Web created in USA, but for a company in UAE. Please could you suggest how to open this existing page in UAE and update it?<br />
What confogurations should be done ( server, server administrator, how to enter text in red etc.)<br />
From Julia egse@emirates.net.ae<br />
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Our Web created in USA, but for a company in UAE. Please could you suggest how to open this existing page in UAE and update it?
What confogurations should be done ( server, server administrator, how to enter text in red etc.)
From Julia egse@emirates.net.ae



Open and update Existing Web page

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