How can I add a new page to a 4-page site created with Office 200.

[Ron]

I have created a 4-page web site using Word (Office 2000) and now find the
need to add another page. Is it possible to do this?
Any help would be much appreciated.

 

[Alias]

:I have created a 4-page web site using Word (Office 2000) and now find the
: need to add another page. Is it possible to do this?
: Any help would be much appreciated.

Yes, assuming your hosting service has given you enough space. Just upload
it to the net like you did the other four pages. Or do you mean you have one
Word HTML document, four pages long and you want to make it five? If so,
open what you've created already, add the page and reupload it to the Net
like you did before and it will overwrite the one that's on the Net now.

Alias

 

[Ron]

Thanks Alias - but when I try to add the fifth page the Wizard asks me if I
want to rename the files in the folder and as I don't want to rename them I
can't go any further

 

[Alias]

Which of the two options I mentioned is your case?

Alias

: Thanks Alias - but when I try to add the fifth page the Wizard asks me if
I
: want to rename the files in the folder and as I don't want to rename them
I
: can't go any further
:
: "Alias" wrote:
:
: >
: >
: > :I have created a 4-page web site using Word (Office 2000) and now find
the
: > : need to add another page. Is it possible to do this?
: > : Any help would be much appreciated.
: >
: > Yes, assuming your hosting service has given you enough space. Just
upload
: > it to the net like you did the other four pages. Or do you mean you have
one
: > Word HTML document, four pages long and you want to make it five? If so,
: > open what you've created already, add the page and reupload it to the
Net
: > like you did before and it will overwrite the one that's on the Net now.
: >
: > Alias
: >
: >
: >

 

[Ron]

Hi again

I created a 4-page site using the Word (Office 2000) Wizard as an exercise
from a book on creating web pages by Mary Millhollon and Jeff Castrina. As I
am at present working on my own site I wanted to experiment adding extra
pages to an already existing site - problem is that when I use the wizard and
try to add another page with the same format as the existing 4 pages I get
the problem of having to rename the files or exit without success

Hope this explains my problem better - and thanks for your persistence

"Alias" escreveu:

 

[Alias]

Rename them as the same name?

Alias
: Hi again
:
: I created a 4-page site using the Word (Office 2000) Wizard as an exercise
: from a book on creating web pages by Mary Millhollon and Jeff Castrina. As
I
: am at present working on my own site I wanted to experiment adding extra
: pages to an already existing site - problem is that when I use the wizard
and
: try to add another page with the same format as the existing 4 pages I get
: the problem of having to rename the files or exit without success
:
: Hope this explains my problem better - and thanks for your persistence
:
: "Alias" escreveu:
:
: > Which of the two options I mentioned is your case?
: >
: > Alias
: >
: > : > : Thanks Alias - but when I try to add the fifth page the Wizard asks me
if
: > I
: > : want to rename the files in the folder and as I don't want to rename
them
: > I
: > : can't go any further
: > :
: > : "Alias" wrote:
: > :
: > : >
: > : >
: > : > :I have created a 4-page web site using Word (Office 2000) and now
find
: > the
: > : > : need to add another page. Is it possible to do this?
: > : > : Any help would be much appreciated.
: > : >
: > : > Yes, assuming your hosting service has given you enough space. Just
: > upload
: > : > it to the net like you did the other four pages. Or do you mean you
have
: > one
: > : > Word HTML document, four pages long and you want to make it five? If
so,
: > : > open what you've created already, add the page and reupload it to
the
: > Net
: > : > like you did before and it will overwrite the one that's on the Net
now.
: > : >
: > : > Alias
: > : >
: > : >
: > : >
: >
: >
: >

 

[Ron]

Thanks again Alias for your suggestions - in fact I have discovered the
solution after much trial and error
All I have to do is start the Wizard with a NEW WEb site name and use the
original files in a new folder, add Blank Page 1, rename the Blamk Page 1 to
whatever the name chosen for the added new page and - bingo )

All the best for 2005 - happy surfing

"Alias" escreveu:

 

[Alias]

Glad you got it sorted out. Personally, I prefer Front Page over Word for
web pages.

Alias


: Thanks again Alias for your suggestions - in fact I have discovered the
: solution after much trial and error
: All I have to do is start the Wizard with a NEW WEb site name and use the
: original files in a new folder, add Blank Page 1, rename the Blamk Page 1
to
: whatever the name chosen for the added new page and - bingo )
:
: All the best for 2005 - happy surfing
:
: "Alias" escreveu:
:
: > Rename them as the same name?
: >
: > Alias
: > : > : Hi again
: > :
: > : I created a 4-page site using the Word (Office 2000) Wizard as an
exercise
: > : from a book on creating web pages by Mary Millhollon and Jeff
Castrina. As
: > I
: > : am at present working on my own site I wanted to experiment adding
extra
: > : pages to an already existing site - problem is that when I use the
wizard
: > and
: > : try to add another page with the same format as the existing 4 pages I
get
: > : the problem of having to rename the files or exit without success
: > :
: > : Hope this explains my problem better - and thanks for your persistence
: > :
: > : "Alias" escreveu:
: > :
: > : > Which of the two options I mentioned is your case?
: > : >
: > : > Alias
: > : >
: > : > : > : > : Thanks Alias - but when I try to add the fifth page the Wizard
asks me
: > if
: > : > I
: > : > : want to rename the files in the folder and as I don't want to
rename
: > them
: > : > I
: > : > : can't go any further
: > : > :
: > : > : "Alias" wrote:
: > : > :
: > : > : >
: > : > : >
: > : > : > :I have created a 4-page web site using Word (Office 2000) and
now
: > find
: > : > the
: > : > : > : need to add another page. Is it possible to do this?
: > : > : > : Any help would be much appreciated.
: > : > : >
: > : > : > Yes, assuming your hosting service has given you enough space.
Just
: > : > upload
: > : > : > it to the net like you did the other four pages. Or do you mean
you
: > have
: > : > one
: > : > : > Word HTML document, four pages long and you want to make it
five? If
: > so,
: > : > : > open what you've created already, add the page and reupload it
to
: > the
: > : > Net
: > : > : > like you did before and it will overwrite the one that's on the
Net
: > now.
: > : > : >
: > : > : > Alias
: > : > : >
: > : > : >
: > : > : >
: > : >
: > : >
: > : >
: >
: >
: >

 

[google967]

How did you 'use the orignal files in a new folder'?

How did you 'rename the Blank Page 1'?
Did the TOC frame stay in synch?

That is how do you add or rename pages and keep the site integrity
intact?

Please explain anyone....

TIA