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I was saying &quot;Office 2000&quot;...but meaning &quot;anything M$2000&quot;<br />
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Steve
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I was saying "Office 2000"...but meaning "anything M$2000"

Steve

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You're right. &nbsp;I've got FP2000 on order now. &nbsp;I'll try to add the server extentions. &nbsp;Thanks!
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You're right.  I've got FP2000 on order now.  I'll try to add the server extentions.  Thanks!

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I recently upgraded my NT 4.0 machine to Windows 2000 Professional (RC2) just for fun. &nbsp;The web pages I created are still accessible on our intranet here at work. &nbsp;The active server pages still work fine.<br />
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I can't create any new webs with FrontPage, nor can I edit any of the Active Server Pages. &nbsp;I've reinstalled FrontPage 98, but when I try to create a new web, it says that it can't create a certain folder. &nbsp;When I try to edit some of the Active Server Pages, it just doesn't pull up the Page editor. &nbsp;<br />
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What gives?
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I recently upgraded my NT 4.0 machine to Windows 2000 Professional (RC2) just for fun.  The web pages I created are still accessible on our intranet here at work.  The active server pages still work fine.

I can't create any new webs with FrontPage, nor can I edit any of the Active Server Pages.  I've reinstalled FrontPage 98, but when I try to create a new web, it says that it can't create a certain folder.  When I try to edit some of the Active Server Pages, it just doesn't pull up the Page editor.  

What gives?

FrontPage 98 on Windows 2000

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.