Hyperlinks don't work after publishing.

I'm new to FrontPage and Web stuff in general. I've noticed about 1,000
people have just repeated posts for help with things like "How to get rid of
underlining on hyperlinks." I can actually do a lot of that stuff because
I've worked hard at reading up all I could about FrontPage and hyperlinks and
such.

SO, if I repeat this question, it certainly isn't my intention. Without
furter ado...

I cannot make any links work, whether external or even linking pages within
my site. I can go in between pages when I'm in Design view, by CTRL+mouse
click. But when I publish (and even when I'm in preview mode), nothing
happens. I'm at a point of utter confusion.

Any help would be fantabulous.

Steve
Thu Dec 08 14:57:45 CST 2005

Sounds like you may have only had a page open and not your web and then a page.

Look at your published site and mouse over a link.
If you see file///c:\ in the address bar in your browser you only had a page open
and all of your links point to your hard drive.

If that's not the case please post a URL to the site.


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"WebTech Declined" <WebTech Declined@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'm new to FrontPage and Web stuff in general. I've noticed about 1,000
> people have just repeated posts for help with things like "How to get rid of
> underlining on hyperlinks." I can actually do a lot of that stuff because
> I've worked hard at reading up all I could about FrontPage and hyperlinks and
> such.
>
> SO, if I repeat this question, it certainly isn't my intention. Without
> furter ado...
>
> I cannot make any links work, whether external or even linking pages within
> my site. I can go in between pages when I'm in Design view, by CTRL+mouse
> click. But when I publish (and even when I'm in preview mode), nothing
> happens. I'm at a point of utter confusion.
>
> Any help would be fantabulous.