Do I have to put my files on a server to hyperlink in Publisher?

T

TJDow

For a class project, we need to make a website. However I do not want to go
live with the site (publish the site) for security purposes.
Is there a way I can just make the hyperlinks for my files open without
having to be on a server? The instructor wants a working but not live site.

TJ
 
D

DavidF

If you are using Pub 2003, the built-in navigation bar uses relative links
that will work on your local machine. Under Help type "navigation" for more
information.

Assuming you use the default setting, when you Publish to the Web, you can
direct the html output to a folder on your computer. The index.htm file is
your home page and your other pages and supporting graphics are contained in
the index_files folder. Under Help type "publish" for more information.

DavidF
 

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