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.... if you have been set up as a local user and have permission (password, etc) capability and can File-OpenWeb the online intranet web successfully, then you can either edit it &quot;up there&quot; or File-Publish it down to your work station HDD as <a href="http://WhateverLocalUserName/webwhatever" rel="ugc">http://WhateverLocalUserName/webwhatever</a>.<br />
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.... if you have been set up as a local user and have permission (password, etc) capability and can File-OpenWeb the online intranet web successfully, then you can either edit it "up there" or File-Publish it down to your work station HDD as http://WhateverLocalUserName/webwhatever [http://WhateverLocalUserName/webwhatever].

 

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I'm trying to import a site that is on our intranet using the import wizard so that I can do some maintenance. &nbsp;I can import all of the pages and files without any problem. &nbsp;Is there any way that I can pull the navigation with it?<br />

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I'm trying to import a site that is on our intranet using the import wizard so that I can do some maintenance.  I can import all of the pages and files without any problem.  Is there any way that I can pull the navigation with it?


FrontPage 2000 Import Wizard....

Web development software is used to create websites for both the Internet and intranets. Software can be either locally installed or operated through a cloud interface, and ranges in complexity from simple text editors to full-fledged integrated development environments (IDEs) that include graphics, video, audio, scripting and database support.