What is the best practice for allowing local (within the network) web
developers access the site via a file share and still allow remote users the
ability to modify via Front Page Extensions?  Will this cause instability
issues?

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The best way is use FrontPage server extensions for both local users and
remote users. using file share is not recommended.


Hope this helps

regards
binuk
MSFT

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