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    Default converting unreadable files

    Using Publisher 2000 I was able to create my website. When I upload to the host, the files successfully upload however, once loaded, they are unreadable, showing only scrambled information. I would assume the files should be available on the internet without the use of a converter. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
    muella Guest

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    Default Re: converting unreadable files

    Provide the steps you are using to publish the site and state the url.

    --
    David Bartosik - MS MVP
    for Publisher help:
    [url]www.davidbartosik.com[/url]
    enter to win Pub 2003:
    [url]www.davidbartosik.com/giveaway.aspx[/url]


    "muella" <muellascalemodels@gibralter.net> wrote in message
    news:3076CD81-6860-4AE5-95A7-356D52F77F1B@microsoft.com...
    > Using Publisher 2000 I was able to create my website. When I upload to
    the host, the files successfully upload however, once loaded, they are
    unreadable, showing only scrambled information. I would assume the files
    should be available on the internet without the use of a converter. Any
    help would be greatly appreciated.


    David Bartosik - MS MVP Guest

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    Default Re: converting unreadable files

    What I see is an index of the files in the root web directory of your sever
    for muellascalemodels.com. . I suspect that you have uploaded to the file to
    the parent directory. (Your physical space on the server.) Since you used a
    file manager the default is probably your webspace and not the folder that
    your site is served from. This is normal practice. When you log into your
    file manager you may see a folder named www or html. If you do not see one
    of those names open the folders you see and the one that has text.htm in it
    is where you need to upload your files to have them show to visitors.

    There needs to be a file with the default name on it in that folder in order
    to have the page rendered when you type in the domain name. Usually that
    file name is index.html or index.htm but could be default.html or
    default.htm. The only html I see there is "test.htm" that the support team
    installed.

    You need to upload a page with the correct name that your web host has set
    up as the default document and in the correct location

    --
    Cheryl D. Wise
    MS-MVP-FrontPage
    [url]http://mvp.wiserways.com[/url]


    "muella" <muellascalemodels@gibralter.net> wrote in message
    news:38165A62-ED29-4EA5-AADF-BB86B1950FCB@microsoft.com...
    > Thanks for the response David. I log on to my control panel, click on
    file manager, click on public_html, click on upload files, select the file
    to upload, click on overwrite existing files and click to upload. The host
    states the files upload ok except it is not in readable form. My url is
    [url]http://www.muellascalemodels.com[/url].
    >
    > ----- David Bartosik - MS MVP wrote: -----
    >
    > Provide the steps you are using to publish the site and state the
    url.
    >
    > --
    > David Bartosik - MS MVP
    > for Publisher help:
    > [url]www.davidbartosik.com[/url]
    > enter to win Pub 2003:
    > [url]www.davidbartosik.com/giveaway.aspx[/url]
    >
    >
    > "muella" <muellascalemodels@gibralter.net> wrote in message
    > news:3076CD81-6860-4AE5-95A7-356D52F77F1B@microsoft.com...
    > > Using Publisher 2000 I was able to create my website. When I
    upload to
    > the host, the files successfully upload however, once loaded, they
    are
    > unreadable, showing only scrambled information. I would assume the
    files
    > should be available on the internet without the use of a converter.
    Any
    > help would be greatly appreciated.
    >
    >
    >

    Cheryl Wise Guest

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    Default Re: converting unreadable files

    You will get a directory listing like that if you failed to load a default
    page, as Cheryl said that is typically index.htm.
    Pub 2000 defaults to index.html when you run Save as web page.
    So either you did something other than save as web page ( I was looking for
    all your steps, btw not just your host panel) or you changed the home page
    name from it's default of index.html. OR, you loaded it to the wrong
    location.

    --
    David Bartosik MS MVP
    [url]www.davidbartosik.com[/url]
    [url]www.publishermvps.com[/url]

    "muella" <muellascalemodels@gibralter.net> wrote in message
    news:38165A62-ED29-4EA5-AADF-BB86B1950FCB@microsoft.com...
    > Thanks for the response David. I log on to my control panel, click on
    file manager, click on public_html, click on upload files, select the file
    to upload, click on overwrite existing files and click to upload. The host
    states the files upload ok except it is not in readable form. My url is
    [url]http://www.muellascalemodels.com[/url].
    >
    > ----- David Bartosik - MS MVP wrote: -----
    >
    > Provide the steps you are using to publish the site and state the
    url.
    >
    > --
    > David Bartosik - MS MVP
    > for Publisher help:
    > [url]www.davidbartosik.com[/url]
    > enter to win Pub 2003:
    > [url]www.davidbartosik.com/giveaway.aspx[/url]
    >
    >
    > "muella" <muellascalemodels@gibralter.net> wrote in message
    > news:3076CD81-6860-4AE5-95A7-356D52F77F1B@microsoft.com...
    > > Using Publisher 2000 I was able to create my website. When I
    upload to
    > the host, the files successfully upload however, once loaded, they
    are
    > unreadable, showing only scrambled information. I would assume the
    files
    > should be available on the internet without the use of a converter.
    Any
    > help would be greatly appreciated.
    >
    >
    >

    David Bartosik MS MVP Guest

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    Default Re: converting unreadable files

    Thanks again David

    I'll try the suggestions of both you and Cherly and see if I can get it right. Your help is very much appreciated

    Tom Muella
    muella Guest

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    Default Re: converting unreadable files

    David

    After re-reading your reply I realized I had given the wrong information. When I initially created the website I did not save it as a website. I gave it a name and saved it. It was later that I saved it as a webpage. It was saved with the index.html. If this procedure was incorrect, as I feel it might have been, I would appreciate knowing how to do this properly. Also when I save as a website I'm taken to a folder named 'publish'. Is there a name that should be given this file? Before turning for help, I have tried using the tutorials and help index. I'm either not asking the right questions or don't know how to correctly access help. I can create a new website so doing that is not a problelm.
    Thank you in advance for any help

    Tom Muella
    muella Guest

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