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I am not familiar with MS Expression web, but to access an FTP site though Explorer you can use the syntax&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt; <a href="ftp://login:password@myftpsite.com/" rel="ugc">ftp://login:password@myftpsite.com/</a>&nbsp; This passes along the username and password and opens the site.
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I am not familiar with MS Expression web, but to access an FTP site though Explorer you can use the syntax>>>> ftp://login:password@myftpsite.com/ [ftp://login:password@myftpsite.com/]  This passes along the username and password and opens the site.

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Well, I had hopes, but it didn't work- I still got prompted for &nbsp;username and password. It worked in IE, so I know the login was OK.
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Well, I had hopes, but it didn't work- I still got prompted for  username and password. It worked in IE, so I know the login was OK.

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Microsoft says it can't be done, but I don't know how to close this question.
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Microsoft says it can't be done, but I don't know how to close this question.

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Is there a way to save an ftp connection password in MS Expression Web?
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Is there a way to save an ftp connection password in MS Expression Web?

Save password in MS Expression Web

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