FrontPage2000 Learn to download the entire site

frontpage| Download "net worms" often meet some of their favorite web pages, often think: if their own site can also be made so good. In fact, this is not difficult, FrontPage 2000 can help you complete. I don't know if you noticed. There is an option in FrontPage 2000 's Site template Selection window-The Import Site Wizard, through which users can import a site directly from a site server or from the Internet to their own computer, and are not simply linked, Instead, the entire site is copied down to the wizard's setup. So that users can imitate the site's format to establish their own site, but also to achieve offline browsing purposes. Its specific operation process is as follows:

　　 　　

Start FrontPage 2000, click on the menu "file/new/site" to open the Site Template Selection window (Figure 1), select the Import Site Wizard, and then on the right "specify new site location" to select the destination folder for the import site. Finally, click on the "OK" button to open the Site Import Wizard-Select the source window (Figure 2).

　　 　　

In the Select Source window, select the location of the site that the user wants to import: from the local computer or from the directory where the source files are located, or from the global Wan site. If you want to import files from a source directory on your local computer or network, click the directory that contains the source files from your local computer or network, and then enter the path directory in the Location box, or click the Browse button to determine the directory, and then click OK.

It is worth noting that if you want to import all of the directories, including any subfolders or subwebs, check the Include subfolders checkbox. Then click "Next", go to "Edit file list box" to display all the files in the directory and subdirectories, users can select the files not needed, and then click the "Exclude" button to exclude, set up, click the "Next" button to enter the completion window, click "Finish" can be imported.