When I open a page an error occurs.

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Lisa

I NEED HELP

When I open a web page from a new web I created, the error message "An unexpected error occurred: Not enough memory available to complete the operation. Close other programs to make more memory available, and then try again."

My site is located at http://atime2heal.org and although I've created a theme, my banners aren't showing the names of the pages on site, but they do in Front Page. I've done all the navigation, and even rebooted my computer in the past couple of days, but I'm still unable to correct these problems and publish it properly

Thankful for any input!

Lis
 
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Steve Easton

I just checked the site an every link I
clicked worked.
Try this:
Close FrontPage.
Right click the IE Icon on the desktop
and select properties.
Click the Buttons to:
Delete Temporary Internet files, Cookies, and History.
( it might take awhile if you haven't done this recently )
When done do a Search and search for *.tmp and delete all found.
Then search for *.web and delete all found.
Then reopen FrontPage and see what happens.

hth

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using 2k PRO but....95isalive
This site is best viewed............
........................with a computer

Lisa said:
I NEED HELP!

When I open a web page from a new web I created, the error message "An
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unexpected error occurred: Not enough memory available to complete the
operation. Close other programs to make more memory available, and then try
again."
My site is located at http://atime2heal.org and although I've created a
Click to expand...
theme, my banners aren't showing the names of the pages on site, but they do
in Front Page. I've done all the navigation, and even rebooted my computer
in the past couple of days, but I'm still unable to correct these problems
and publish it properly.
 
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Lisa

I have completely RESTORED my system yesterday and don't believe that's an issue. However, after searching the site, I have found a recent entry by a guy named FRANK who had the same issue. His conflict, he learned was Norton Antivirus 2003. He said once he disabled Norton everything was fine... I haven't tried, as I just found out, so we'll see. I did send him an email to ask what Anti-Virus program he found to be compatitable. Thanks so much for your help. I will keep this in mind.

Lisa
 
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Lisa

Well, my email to Frank bounced... But my question now is, what other Anti-Virus program would be good that has a firewall??? Please somebody, who works with 2002 Frontpage and Windows XP...

Thanks,

Lisa
 
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Steve Easton

I use 2002, but it's on a Windows 2000 Professional
machine.
My AV program of choice is the free AVG by Grisoft.
http://www.grisoft.com/us/us_dwnl_free.php

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using 2k PRO but....95isalive
This site is best viewed............
........................with a computer

Lisa said:
Well, my email to Frank bounced... But my question now is, what other
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Anti-Virus program would be good that has a firewall??? Please somebody, who
works with 2002 Frontpage and Windows XP...
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

You can use the build in Windows XP Firewall or if using a router to connect
to the internet, then you basically already have a firewall.

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WEBMASTER Resources(tm)

FrontPage Resources, Forums, WebCircle,
MS KB Quick Links, etc.
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Lisa said:
Well, my email to Frank bounced... But my question now is, what other
Click to expand...
Anti-Virus program would be good that has a firewall??? Please somebody, who
works with 2002 Frontpage and Windows XP...
 
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Cliff

Lisa, I use FP 2002 and XP. For antivirus Norton is hard to beat and it
seems that your problem is just what Steve detailed. I too loked at the
site (nice site by the way) and everything looks good to me.

If you're dead set on trading away Norton, my second choice is AVG...you'll
find it at www.grisoft.com. it's free and does fine for me.

As for a firewall, a software fix to a hardware problem never works. I'd
recommend a hardware firewall (maybe a NetGear FV318). It'll do much better
for you and it's not another software package to be on your PC clogging it
up.

Cliff

Lisa said:
Well, my email to Frank bounced... But my question now is, what other
Click to expand...
Anti-Virus program would be good that has a firewall??? Please somebody, who
works with 2002 Frontpage and Windows XP...
 
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