Cherrie,

The fact that you are seeing the index.htm file suggests one of several
things. I see from the instructions at you webhost:
http://home.eoni.com/supportFTP.cfm that you need to upload your files to
the Public_html folder. As you have been successful in uploading Pub 2000
web pages before, I would hope that you would know that, but be sure to
confirm that you uploaded your files to the correct folder on your host.

I also notice that your host says you have to use the .html extension for
your index file. Generally index.htm and index.html are equivalent, and this
should not matter. However, if you have been uploading Pub 2000 or even your
newer files as "index.html", then when you uploaded "index.htm" the original
index.html file would not be overwritten. If you have both an index.htm and
an index.html file then a browser would not know which file is the default.
Check to see if you have both. Check to see if you deleted your old Pub 2000
files. Remember that Pub 2000 did not use a subfolder to organize the
supporting images or additional pages, so those loose files should be
deleted from your site. Double check that you did indeed upload to the
Public_html folder. And finally, if you must, when you Publish to the Web,
choose index.html as your default instead of index.htm.

Once you figure out where to upload, and clean up your files on your host,
don't forget that you have to also upload the "index_files" folder that
Publisher generates when you Publish to the Web to the same Public_html
folder...or at the same level as the index.html or index.htm file. It sounds
like you forgot to do that, and that is where all your pictures and graphics
are stored as well as your other pages. Upload the folder intact...don't
upload the individual files.

Third...given that you have limited space available, be sure to compress
your images in your Pub file before you generate the html files/web pages.
Publisher 2000 automatically resized and reduced the resolution of inserting
images to the proper dimensions and 96 dpi when you "Saved as a Web Page".
Pub 2007 doesn't. Select one of the images on your Pub page and the picture
toolbar should appear. Mouseover the icons until you find the "Compress
pictures" function. Click it and in the dialog be sure to set the Target
Output to Web and apply the compression to all pictures.

You are almost there....

Off subject...Eastern Oregon? Which city if you don't mind me asking?

DavidF