Re: Help with Managing my web site

hi mike, can you assist me with an issue? I am designing a website. For the
home page, I need to make a login name and
a passwork for people to enter. Each person will have a different login and
password. How do I do this?

--
Mr. joe thanks you


"Mike Koewler" wrote:

David,

I read that - and was impressed. I really don't post here to promote a
competing product, unless a poster is looking for something that Pub
simply cannot do!

BTW, I don't eat the peppers or their juice (except for the Hungarian
Hot Wax, which really are barely above a Bell Pepper as far as heat).
But I have heard tales about what they can do.

Mike

DavidF wrote:
Yeah, yeah, plus I hear that eating peppers helps your memory too. <g>

I did give WP some props in the general newsgroup...

DavidF

"Mike Koewler" <wordwiz@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:7a12a$46fd6862$d844df7f$9694@xxxxxxxxxxx

David,

<gloat> WP has an option when uploading or updating a site to include the
WP document. It's easy to remember to do it! </gloat>

Mike

DavidF wrote:


Yeah, I know about good intentions. In fact I have been getting lazy, and
after reading your post I will be backing everything up this weekend. I
think a good rule of thumb might be to periodically ask yourself "how
much work would it involve to recreate this file if my computer crashed
right now? Could I even recreate it?" If its a couple hours, that's one
thing. If it is a website file that you perhaps spent weeks on...that is
another story.

DavidF

"Biggdoggz9" <Biggdoggz9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks David I will give it a look and Yes you and Mike are both correct
and,
going forward I will save the pub files in a safe place. And i did have
good
intentions. Before of doing so. My old laptop died And i was not able to
retreive that info. dont put off today backing up what you will lose and
need
tomorrow.

"DavidF" wrote:



Reference: Common Sense Computing 101 aka "Why in the world would you
lose
your publisher file?" :
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/archive/2006/01/19/81461.aspx

This also applies to Pub 2007. After reading a good discussion of how to
back up your files, at the end of the article is a method for rebuilding
your Publisher file from the html files. Its tedious, but it will work,
and
of course as you go through it, you will be reminded to backup in the
future.

Please don't misunderstand. I am not throwing stones, as I too live in a
glass house and have lost important files because I didn't get around to
backing up. I would imagine almost everyone has. Files go corrupt and
hard
drives crash. I have found that I do keep a flash drive handy and backup
files every hour or so as I work on them, and before I eventually backup
to
an external drive, and periodically burn DVDs. I also regularly burn
images
with Acronis True Image, because I really hate to do reinstalls.

Sorry there isn't an easier method.

DavidF

"Biggdoggz9" <Biggdoggz9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Few months ago. I developed a web site. with pub 2007.
My laptop has since crashed and no longer have the original pub files i
have
tried to import the site but each time it is all over to one side and
if i
attempt to just simply realign everything. It saves corrupt with
missing
information. Any ideas suggestions would be greatly Apreciated.

Thanks in Advance
Pat





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