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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / April 2004Convert to FrontPage
How do I take my Web Page (created in Publisher) and convert it to a FrontPage document without having to start all over! Having once had a Pub site and wanting to move it to FP and having done countless tests of the process, I have to recommend that you start over. You can import the html files (from Pub) into FP and move forward from there but the results are typically unsatisfactory. And it's not a good idea just from the standpoint that the code Publisher writes is 150% different than the code FP writes.  SignatureDavid Bartosik - MS MVP for Publisher help: www.davidbartosik.com enter to win Pub 2003: www.davidbartosik.com/giveaway.aspx > How do I take my Web Page (created in Publisher) and > convert it to a FrontPage document without having to start > all over! David It totally disheartens me to hear you say that. I have had the same question posted in the general Publisher forum, and the general Frontpage forum, and have had no satisfactory responses there either. Nothing seems to work well. I thought I did research before buying Publisher 2003, but apparently, Microsoft really doesn't know how their products work. They do actually state that if you start your website in Publisher, it will easily migrate to Frontpage. Any idea where I can email a complaint letter to Microsoft? I would have saved the money on Office 2003 (purchased exclusively because of Publisher 2003), and the money I just spent on Frontpage, and gone for adobe or dreamweaver. This is not nickle and dime, and I would love to write a letter of disatisfaction to Microsoft Rick If you bought Office strictly because all you wanted was Publisher, you spent waaaaaaaaaay too much money. SignatureJoAnn Paules - MVP Microsoft Publisher > David, > It totally disheartens me to hear you say that. I have had the same question posted in the general Publisher forum, and the general Frontpage forum, and have had no satisfactory responses there either. Nothing seems to work well. I thought I did research before buying Publisher 2003, but apparently, Microsoft really doesn't know how their products work. They do actually state that if you start your website in Publisher, it will easily migrate to Frontpage. Any idea where I can email a complaint letter to Microsoft? I would have saved the money on Office 2003 (purchased exclusively because of Publisher 2003), and the money I just spent on Frontpage, and gone for adobe or dreamweaver. This is not nickle and dime, and I would love to write a letter of disatisfaction to Microsoft. > Rick It is my belief that type of material is written by marketing people not technical people and the marketing people have never actually done or tried to do what they write about. As for a letter, you can send it to me and I'll forward it to my contacts. SignatureDavid Bartosik - MS MVP for Publisher help: www.davidbartosik.com enter to win Pub 2003: www.davidbartosik.com/giveaway.aspx > David, > It totally disheartens me to hear you say that. I have had the same question posted in the general Publisher forum, and the general Frontpage forum, and have had no satisfactory responses there either. Nothing seems to work well. I thought I did research before buying Publisher 2003, but apparently, Microsoft really doesn't know how their products work. They do actually state that if you start your website in Publisher, it will easily migrate to Frontpage. Any idea where I can email a complaint letter to Microsoft? I would have saved the money on Office 2003 (purchased exclusively because of Publisher 2003), and the money I just spent on Frontpage, and gone for adobe or dreamweaver. This is not nickle and dime, and I would love to write a letter of disatisfaction to Microsoft. > Rick |
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