Yes, with almost no exceptions. Please note that although we do not provide FrontPage extensions, FrontPage can be configured to upload your website directly through a standard FTP connection rather then through the extensions themselves.

No it's impossible. You will need HTML knowledge to edit X-Cart templates. The templates can be edited using the built-in template editor. However, you can create your design in any editor, then integrate the resulting HTML code with X-Cart or just ask us to perform the design integration. However if FrontPage/Dreamweaver support is a vital requirement, then you should have a look at LiteCommerce (another product offered by our company), which is optimized for WYSIWYG editors.

Over time, parts or all of the Fa?ade technology will become available for others to use for their own art, research or industry projects. We have formed a studio called Procedural Arts to own and distribute Fa?ade and its technology. See our technology page.

A Yes, Internet Texoma places domains on a Windows NT Server running IIS with FrontPage 98/2000 extensions.

Yes, you can use FP or any html editors to modify the 'published' files in the upload folder. This is great for modifying the storefront appearance. (background colors, images, icons, text fonts etc.) Do not delete the frames as they are an essential part of the shopping cart system. You should not modify the Javascript files unless you are familiar with the language. Note we do not support FP modifications or changes you made to the html or JS files.

We would recommend that you do not use Dreamweaver and FrontPage at the same time. Changes made in FrontPage may be incomprehensible to Dreamweaver. FrontPage is a great program but it can rewrite your code at its own discretion which will cause problems.

Yes, but please be aware that the Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions are not installed on the UTORweb server. Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions do not work with our security model. Instead of the Frontpage Confirmation Field FrontPage Component, you can use Formmail. Instead of the Search Form Active Element use the University of Toronto search engine. In the future, we intend to offer functionality eqivalent to the Frontpage Hit Counter Active Element and FrontPage discussion groups.

No. Software products like Microsoft FrontPage creates the HTML in the background, adding tags and filling in attributes based on your choices. You edit your pages using a familiar, word-processor interface. You can add HTML by hand, but only if you want to. We point FrontPage users to resources that will help you solve problems, publish your FrontPage webs and learn techniques for getting the most from your FrontPage software.

Yes, you can make MultiMailer co-operate with advanced HTML editors such as Microsoft FrontPage or Macromedia Dreamweaver if you like to use one of these to design your HTML messages. To create a connection between MultiMailer and an external HTML editor, go to the Options menu and select the Options menu item and open the External HTML editor tab and specify a file path to the HTML editor.

Editlet – DHTML Edition provides rich WYSIWYG comfort and comprehensive word processor-like features online – in websites and web applications.

Host Name - The host name is your domain name, including your domain extension. For example, sampledomain.com or sampledomain.net. User Name - This is the user name for the account you will be using to FTP files. You FTP files using your Master User account. This information was sent to you in an email.

A Yes and no. FrontPage 98 will create "htm" and "html" files that can be used for your personal Web page, but the server to which your personal Web page will be uploaded does not contain FrontPage components. This means that you will not be able to use any of the components available with FrontPage (i.e., Navigation Bar, Active Elements, Form Field, etc.). Also, you will not be able to upload your Web pages using FrontPage.

YES, ALL of our plans currently support Microsoft FrontPage 2002. Don't Worry if you have an older version of Frontpage such as MS Frontpage 98 That will work Also.

Yes! Any Standard or higher account comes with free Microsoft FrontPage Extensions support. This allows you to update your web site directly through Microsoft FrontPage without having to use FTP.

Yes you can and in some cases this is actually necessary. You should never use FTP to upload files that were created with the FrontPage Publisher because the FrontPage server extensions may become misconfigured. However, you can use FTP to transfer any files that were created outside of the FrontPage Publisher, like databases and Perl scripts. You may also use FTP to view your log files.

Check your FTP client settings - ensure you try both passive and non passive mode's to connect through your firewall (if you have one) through our firewall and onto our FTP/WEB server. Yes we do - from your cgi-bin directory in your web space. This can be made active as a source for scripts.

Microsoft FrontPage allows users to create pages with additional functions which require Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions to be installed on the Web server. The XtraHost server does not support Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions, this means that pages created with these additional components (eg. forms, themes) will not display correctly.

Absolutely. To use image galleries created by Arles Image Web Page Creator in Frontpage 2000 or 2003 you have to follow three steps: If you have problems uploading your gallery with the Frontpage Server extensions, use the Frontpage FTP upload feature instead. Note: Frontpage 2000 sometimes corrupts the file name casing, causing the gallery to be broken on the web server. Rename your images to a lowercase file names to work around this problem.

Office Groove 2007 allows workers to share any Microsoft Office document within a workspace using the Groove Files tool, SharePoint Files tool or other tools that support file attachments such as the Discussion tool, Meetings tool, and Forms tool. No. Office Groove 2007 supports documents created in the 2007 Microsoft Office release and prior versions, as well as documents created with other software applications.