FP: How to Remove a Web from the List of WebsLast reviewed: March 18, 1998Article ID: Q159239 |
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SYMPTOMSIn FrontPage versions 1.x, if you delete a FrontPage Web using a file manager other than FrontPage (such as Windows Explorer or File Manager), the Web name will remain in the list of Webs created by FrontPage Explorer. In all versions of FrontPage, if you delete a FrontPage Web using a file manager other than FrontPage, the Web server configuration files retain mapping information to any _vti* directories that were part of the deleted FrontPage Web.
CAUSEUsing a file management program other than FrontPage is not recommended on FrontPage Webs. FrontPage Explorer is the only recommended file management tool for a FrontPage Web.
WORKAROUNDTo delete a Web in FrontPage, open the Web site using FrontPage Explorer and click Delete FrontPage Web on the File menu. If you used a file manager other than FrontPage to delete the web, use the following steps to manually remove the Web name from the list of Webs:
MORE INFORMATIONFrontPage Explorer is the best file management tool for a FrontPage Web. Do not use a different file manager (such as Windows Explorer) to modify or delete a FrontPage Web. FrontPage versions 98 and 97 will detect if a Web directory has been deleted with a file management tool other than FrontPage and it will not display the Web in the list of Webs. However, the entry in the Services.cnf and the directory maps on the Web server will not be deleted. For optimum performance, you should delete the Web using the steps in the "Workaround" section of this article.
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