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I am trying to create outlook in real time in Frontpage.
Any suggestions
Any suggestions
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Mike Mueller
: I am trying to create outlook in real time in Frontpage.
: Any suggestions
I use Outlook calendars and save as a web page, and then
import it into FP as needed. You can view the finished
product here:
http://www.lannonfire.com/Calendar/Calendar.htm
Mike
: Any suggestions
I use Outlook calendars and save as a web page, and then
import it into FP as needed. You can view the finished
product here:
http://www.lannonfire.com/Calendar/Calendar.htm
Mike
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Me
I tried it and I get errors, would I have to publish first??
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kettleback
Mike,
How do you get the navigation in on your calendars? The arrows to go month to next month and then back?
Also, are you saving each calendar month as a separate folder?
It would be nice to have a "Home" button on the calendar's too.
Cheers, KB
How do you get the navigation in on your calendars? The arrows to go month to next month and then back?
Also, are you saving each calendar month as a separate folder?
It would be nice to have a "Home" button on the calendar's too.
Cheers, KB
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Mike Mueller
When you create the calendar in Outlook, you set a range of
dates. Currently I am going from Feb1 to Dec 31 2004.
Outlook does the rest- it creates a frameset and a page for
each month, it creates pages for appointment details, and it
sets up the navigation arrows for month-month jumps. It
will create a folder that has the same file name as the
frameset page inside of it, I call it calendar and the path
is calendar/calendar.htm. I just played with it and I now
have a 'home' and 'back' button which i inserted into the
footer.htm page in there. It could be done in the header,
but each month has its own header file. I do not remember
if I posted the URL previosuly, but you can view it at
http://www.lannonfire.com/Calendar/calendar.htm
Mike
message
: Mike,
:
: How do you get the navigation in on your calendars? The
arrows to go month to next month and then back?
: Also, are you saving each calendar month as a separate
folder?
: It would be nice to have a "Home" button on the calendar's
too.
:
: Cheers, KB
dates. Currently I am going from Feb1 to Dec 31 2004.
Outlook does the rest- it creates a frameset and a page for
each month, it creates pages for appointment details, and it
sets up the navigation arrows for month-month jumps. It
will create a folder that has the same file name as the
frameset page inside of it, I call it calendar and the path
is calendar/calendar.htm. I just played with it and I now
have a 'home' and 'back' button which i inserted into the
footer.htm page in there. It could be done in the header,
but each month has its own header file. I do not remember
if I posted the URL previosuly, but you can view it at
http://www.lannonfire.com/Calendar/calendar.htm
Mike
message
: Mike,
:
: How do you get the navigation in on your calendars? The
arrows to go month to next month and then back?
: Also, are you saving each calendar month as a separate
folder?
: It would be nice to have a "Home" button on the calendar's
too.
:
: Cheers, KB