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Hello.  I am new to Frontpage and I am trying to figure out how the security administration works.  I have created a web, published it to our web server and that all works well.  However I want users to have to log onto the intranet and based on their id and password states what pages they get to see.  I am using 2002.  When on my pc I open the web I published I click on Tools and the Server option is greyed out.

Anybody understand how that works?  The two books I've read have been unable to help me understand.

Thanks.
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That was a great idea!  I only wish it had worked.  It got closer.  What I had been doing was Open Web and then navigating to the server it was on and choosing it that way.  When I did that it opened the web, but it never said connecting to web server.

So I typed in http://172.16.96.104/IntetPub/test/ where test is the name of the folder that is my web but it kept giving me an error saying it didn't exist or I did not have the rights.  I am an administrator on this network so I don't think it is a rights issue.  I'm closer tho thanks.
Is test a folder or a sub-web?  You are opening a web - so test cannot be a folder - it needs to be a sub-web.

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Okay now you have me confused.  Sub-web?  I'll have to read up on that.  By web I am referring to something I publish via FrontPage.  And, yes, Test is a folder.  When I published test via FrontPage it created a folder on my web server entitled test.

When I navigate to it via Frontpage to Open it, it opens it.

When I open a browser and enter http://172.16.96.104/test/index.htm it opens my web page.

Hope that makes sense.
If you right click on test - you can see - convert to sub-web.  A sub-web is pretty much the same thig as a folder, but you can just publish info from that web only - it is helpful if you have different sections to your site

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You pointed me in the right direction.  After playing with several options I tried creating a new web on the server, instead of on my local machine and publishing it to the server.  Once I did that the server told me it did not have Frontpage extensions installed - whereas I thought it had.  Therefore, I will install Frontpage on the server and hopefully that will resolve my problem.

Thanks much!