Password protected FTP access to a directory within a FP published and PF extension-enabled site

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Jim

I would like to create a directory that is not to be seen or messed with by
frontpage and cannot be seen by others visiting the site. I'd like to use
this directory to store files unrelated to this website. What's the best
way to do that and still preserve FP functionality on my site?
 
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Jim Buyens

-----Original Message-----
I would like to create a directory that is not to be
seen or messed with by frontpage and cannot be seen by
others visiting the site. I'd like to use this
directory to store files unrelated to this website.
What's the best way to do that and still preserve FP
functionality on my site?
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Create a subweb, open it, and then use Tools, Server,
Permissions to disable anonymous access.

Otherwise, contact your host about getting FTP space
that's separate from your Web space.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
Author of:
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Sparky Polastri

Jim said:
I would like to create a directory that is not to be seen or messed with by
frontpage and cannot be seen by others visiting the site. I'd like to use
this directory to store files unrelated to this website. What's the best
way to do that and still preserve FP functionality on my site?
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Don't put them in the site. IF they are unrelated then you dont need to
care if they are in the site or not. Just use some FTP space somewhere
else.
 
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