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From: jkjmwilliams on 12 Apr 2010 09:46
I am using FP 2003. I have another developer working with me at a different
location who needs to use FTP to access our website. Our webserver turned
Share Point Services off and now I can't edit in FP. Is there any way to turn
FP into FTP instead of Share Point Services?
JoAnn
From: Stephen Wolstenholme on 12 Apr 2010 10:03
On Mon, 12 Apr 2010 06:46:01 -0700, jkjmwilliams
<jkjmwilliams(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I am using FP 2003. I have another developer working with me at a different
>location who needs to use FTP to access our website. Our webserver turned
>Share Point Services off and now I can't edit in FP. Is there any way to turn
>FP into FTP instead of Share Point Services?
>JoAnn

I find it much easier to maintain and edit local copies of my web
sites and transfer them to the host without using FTP in FP at all. I
use WSFTP to do the actual transfer.

Steve

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From: Tom Willett on 12 Apr 2010 10:03
Sure. Use an FTP client, and get the proper FTP publishing address and
credentials from your host. And make sure you are not using any of the
features that require the FP server extenstion.
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:I am using FP 2003. I have another developer working with me at a different
: location who needs to use FTP to access our website. Our webserver turned
: Share Point Services off and now I can't edit in FP. Is there any way to
turn
: FP into FTP instead of Share Point Services?
: JoAnn


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