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Guestbook created in Publisher

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Kaleidi - 30 May 2005 22:39 GMT
It would be very convenient if it was possible to create a guestbook in
Publisher for use on the web-design/homepage template.

Please tell me if this already is possible, and how I can do it!
David Bartosik - 30 May 2005 23:16 GMT
Publisher is not a web design tool, like FrontPage. It only supports simple
static web pages. Nothing dynamic
(http://www.publishermvps.com/Default.aspx?tabid=30) - it only supports
simple forms by using FrontPage technology on the server. A guestbook is a
non static entity that requires a back and forth communication between the
client (front-end) and the server (back-end).  As this functionality is out
of scope for Publisher it is not under consideration. You can use third party
providers though, a common one is http://www.bravenet.com , with your
Publisher web pages.

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> It would be very convenient if it was possible to create a guestbook in
> Publisher for use on the web-design/homepage template.
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