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When you set up your Web site, you specify which directories contain the documents that you want to publish. The Web server cannot publish documents that are not within the directories you specify. To plan your Web site, you first determine how you want your files organized in the publishing …

Welcome to the section on advanced settings. The information in this section covers enabling directory browsing, viewing site activity logs, and checking on site performance. If you are customizing your site, or if you have security concerns and want to track who is accessing your site, you can use the …

By using a variety of tools and techniques, you can create original, custom Web site content. This section introduces you to tools and techniques that assist you in constructing an interactive Web site. Some of the techniques are as simple as cut-and-paste, while others require some knowledge of a scripting …

PROJECT98: How to Set Up and Configure Personal Web Server 4.0 The information applies to: Microsoft Project 98 for Windows Microsoft Personal Web Server version 4.0 for Windows 98 SUMMARY To use the Web-based workgroup features in Microsoft Project 98, you must have access to a Web server. This article …

Generally, each Web site has a home page that is used to provide visitors with information about the site and navigation, or links, to other documents or Web sites. This page is created by using HTML. You don’t have to know how to code in HTML to produce your own …

If you have files you create, edit, and publish in non-HTML format, use the publishing wizard to place a read-only copy of the file in the Webpub folder and let the wizard automatically add a link to your home page. However, if you have HTML files you are working on …

Microsoft is committed to making its products and services easier for everyone to use. This section provides information about the following features, products and services, which make Microsoft® Windows®, Microsoft Windows NT®, and the Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Option Pack more accessible for people with disabilities: Features and hints for customizing Windows …

Directory browsing in an alternative way to provide navigation for visitors coming to your site. Instead of providing links on a home page to documents in the home directory, the default document is disabled and a list of all files in the directory is presented. This is particularly useful if …

This document provides late-breaking or other information that supplements the Microsoft® ActiveX™ Data Objects version 1.5 documentation. The following sections are included in this document: Product Description New Features Installation Notes Technical Support Known Issues Copyright Information Product Description Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) is an Automation-based interface for accessing …

In today’s busy world, businesses and individuals are constantly looking for better, faster, and more convenient ways to share information. Web sites are a way of sharing information with others in your office or around the world. This topic acquaints you with basic information about how computer networks, Web sites, …