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Setting Up Web Folders
First, make sure you have contacted your
department head or division dean to request a webspace, or
to request access to an existing webspace. Once the
request has been made, and the space has been set up on our
server, follow the procedures
below to connect to the webspace.
If you are not able to connect, contact the Webmaster
to have your account and permissions checked. Once you are
connected to your webspace, you may move on to learning
How to Use FrontPage.
You may connect to your webspace using one of two
methods. You may either set up a web folder with
your operating system, or connect directly with
Microsoft Frontpage. Setting up a web folder is the
more advanced technique.
Setting up a web folder (Advanced)
This approach is more advanced, and the process depends on which operating system you are using.
Select the links below to follow the instructions for your operating system.
Windows XP | Windows 2000 |
Windows 98 | Windows Vista |
Windows 7
Connecting to your webspace with Microsoft Frontpage
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Setting up a web folder in Windows XP
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Setting up a web folder in Windows 2000
- Open Windows Explorer (Right click on the Start
Button and choose Explore)
- In the left pane, slide down until you see My
Network Places
- Click on My
Network Places
- In the Right Pane, Double click the "Add a
Network Place" Icon to launch the add a network
place wizard.
- When the Wizard opens, Enter the Web site address
where you would like to connect.
Example 1: http://www.harford.edu/<department>
(Where <department> is the name of your
department folder on the web
site . If you are connecting to a web site address that is
not your department folder, this address will vary.)
Example 2: http://www.harford.edu/faculty/<username>
(Where <username> is the name of your
faculty folder on the web
site . If you are connecting to a web site address that is
not your faculty folder, this address will vary.)
- Click Next.
- When prompted for your Network Password:
If you are prompted for Username, Password and Domain:
- Enter
your Novell User Name
- Enter your Novell Password.
- In the Domain Box, enter HCC
If you are prompted for only user name and password:
- Enter
your Novell User Name as HCC\<username> where
<username> is your username.
- Enter your Novell Password.
- Click OK
- Enter the name for the shortcut to your web folder or
accept the default in the dialog box.
- Click Finish
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Setting up a web folder in Windows 98
- Open Windows Explorer (Right click on the Start Button and choose Explore)
- In the left pane, slide down until you see Web Folders
- Click on Web Folders
- In the Right Pane, Double click the "Add a Web Folder" Icon to launch the add a web folder wizard.
- When the Wizard opens, Enter the Web site address where you would like to connect.
Example 1: http://www.harford.edu/<department>
(Where <department> is the name of your
department folder on the web
site . If you are connecting to a web site address that is
not your department folder, this address will vary.)
Example 2: http://www.harford.edu/faculty/<username>
(Where <username> is the name of your
faculty folder on the web
site . If you are connecting to a web site address that is
not your faculty folder, this address will vary.)
- Click Next.
- When prompted for your Network Password:
If you are prompted for Username, Password and Domain:
- Enter
your Novell User Name
- Enter your Novell Password.
- In the Domain Box, enter HCC
If you are prompted for only user name and password:
- Enter
your Novell User Name as HCC\<username> where
<username> is your username.
- Enter your Novell Password.
- Click OK
- Enter the name for the shortcut to your web folder or
accept the default in the dialog box.
- Click Finish
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Setting up a web folder in Windows Vista, and
Windows 7
Setting up a web folder in Windows Vista, or Windows 7 is not
necessary. You can connect to your website directly
from Microsoft FrontPage using the following steps:
- Start Microsoft FrontPage.
- Click File on the menu bar, and then click
Open Site...
- Type the complete URL for your site in the Site
Name textbox:
Example 1: http://www.harford.edu/<department>
(Where <department> is the name of your
department folder on the web
site . If you are connecting to a web site address that is
not your department folder, this address will vary.) Example 2:
http://www.harford.edu/faculty/<username>
(Where <username> is the name of your
faculty folder on the web
site . If you are connecting to a web site address that is
not your faculty folder, this address will vary.)
- Click Open.
- When prompted for your Network Password:
If you are prompted for Username, Password and Domain:
- Enter
your Novell User Name
- Enter your Novell Password.
- In the Domain Box, enter HCC
If you are prompted for only user name and password:
- Enter
your Novell User Name as HCC\<username> where
<username> is your username.
- Enter your Novell Password.
- Click OK, and your website should open for you.
The website will be available in the future in
Frontpage under
your recent sites.
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