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[dwo]

Sorry being an idiot but how do I get and show a screenshot?

[Soquili]

Use Windows Explorer to view your project folder. Keep the Explorer windows to a size that does not exceed 800 pixels wide.

With the contents of the project file on display in the right hand pane of the explorer hold down an Alt key and hit the Prt Scrn key on your keyboard. This will put a copy of the active window, which should be Windows Explorer, in the clipboard.

Open a graphics application and then Paste from the clipboard to put a bitmap of the active window in the application. If you don't have any other graphics application you can use Windows Paint which is installed on all versions of Windows. After the paste operation you will see the bitmap. Save this as a .jpg image to your hard drive. You can then attach the jpg image to a post here at Talkgraphics.

To attach an image you scroll the edit window where you enter your post and there is a Manage Attachments button in the left side of the page.

[dwo]

Message deleted.

[dwo]

Me again.

Is this any good?

[Soquili]

Yes that shows not only your project files but also the image and javascript files. It is not usual to place both in the same folder.

Is this from your Webstyle 4 folder in the Program Files folder, or your Frontpage project folder?

Have you configured the Frontpage personal web server to use your Webstyle 4 Project folder as part of your localhost? The _vti_cnf subfolder would indicate that you have.

You screen grab does not show the folder name the files are in.

The folder name will be the project name in Webstyle 4.

When you start Webstyle 4 the main screen, click the Projects button.

Find the Project and double click it's icon.

Click the menu image to open the project.

See the attached images.

[dwo]

I opened the Project in Friontpage OK. I can edit but cant save as it is greyed out.

[Soquili]

Have you cleared your browser cache? Until that is cleared you will see your locally cached version of the web page rather than the page as it exists on your site.