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Hi, I have SBS 2003 with extensions and I have my home page working with
FrontPage 2003. However I need a couple subfolders to work like they were
file-based. That is, I would like my home page to be FrontPage 2003 , but I
also need be able to support people uploading galleries of images using FTP
without having to make shares for every folder we upload.

For example, someone uses a webpage gallery wizard to generate html and
thumbnails and they want to ftp the folder as a subfolder of my FP web. It
works like this: Home page is at www.mydomain.com and is pretty basic, all
files in a folder called c:\http. At www.mydomain.com\gallery05 are folders
of image galleries, such as www.mydomain.com\gallery05\july4, and/or
www.mydomain.com\gallery05\halloween, etc. These are found on the  hard
drive at c:\http\gallery05.  In the past, on my old Win2000 non-FP server,
as long as I was sharing the gallery05 folder using the share as web
command, I could upload my galleries via FTP and would never need to create
a share for every single folder, as long as gallery05 was shared.

Can anyone help me? Does this make sense?

Thanks!

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Got it. Virtual web. Nice

"you know who maybe" <kilbyfan@spammenotAOL.com> wrote in message
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> Hi, I have SBS 2003 with extensions and I have my home page working with
> FrontPage 2003. However I need a couple subfolders to work like they were
> file-based. That is, I would like my home page to be FrontPage 2003 , but
> I also need be able to support people uploading galleries of images using
> FTP without having to make shares for every folder we upload.
>
> For example, someone uses a webpage gallery wizard to generate html and
> thumbnails and they want to ftp the folder as a subfolder of my FP web. It
> works like this: Home page is at www.mydomain.com and is pretty basic, all
> files in a folder called c:\http. At www.mydomain.com\gallery05 are
> folders of image galleries, such as www.mydomain.com\gallery05\july4,
> and/or www.mydomain.com\gallery05\halloween, etc. These are found on the
> hard drive at c:\http\gallery05.  In the past, on my old Win2000 non-FP
> server, as long as I was sharing the gallery05 folder using the share as
> web command, I could upload my galleries via FTP and would never need to
> create a share for every single folder, as long as gallery05 was shared.
>
> Can anyone help me? Does this make sense?
>
> Thanks!
>

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