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Beginner's Guide to Netscape Composer 4 for Windows Users: |
How to Edit a Published Web Page (and Republish)It is not necessary to maintain all your Web pages both on your computer and in the Web server account. Once you have published a Web page, you can delete it from your desktop computer. Then, if/when you want to modify/update the page, you can edit, save, and republish it.To edit a published Web page, go to the page location in your Web browser (i.e., Netscape Navigator) and select (i.e., click): File - Edit Page The page will open in a Netscape Composer window. Make any changes desired — add or delete text, change page colors, or modify the formatting, for example. Re-date and spell check the document. When you're finished, use the Publish feature to transfer the file back to the public_html subdirectory in your campus network account. In the Publish dialog box, click the Use Default Location button to insert your FTP location, enter your user name (i.e., account ID) and password in the boxes provided, and then click the OK button. The new version of your Web page will be available for viewing as soon
as you transfer the file. However, if you view your page again (in Netscape
Navigator) after re-publishing it, you'll have to Reload the page
in order to see new version that incorporates the changes you made.
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Prepared by Gail Said Johnson, User Support Services |
February 21,
2001
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