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The server "" timed out. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
Thanks again PnC. A couple of minor breakthroughs on this front. I found an old thread on here that suggested creating a blank, or empty page using the same web name. You then copy over your files from your existing web and, hey presto, it all opens and works again. For JUST me. Not OTHER users...- SteveTaylor
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- Forum: Microsoft: FrontPage
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The server "" timed out. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
PointNClick. Sorry for the short reply. Had a modem connection from home and the page was taking a long time to load. The FrontPage Web is on a Network drive (10/100 ethernet connection), therefore connectivity is *not* the issue. The client machine is a Windows 98SE PC connecting to an NT4...- SteveTaylor
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- Forum: Microsoft: FrontPage
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The server "" timed out. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
Errr... it's on a network drive. Where is the server specified?- SteveTaylor
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- Forum: Microsoft: FrontPage
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The server "" timed out. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
I'm loading a web that I can open from a colleague's machine but not mine. When I try to open it on mine I get this message : The server "" timed out. The current request did not complete successfully. I am at my wits end here! I have re-installed, gone through the registry...- SteveTaylor
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- Forum: Microsoft: FrontPage
