Kelly,

Or is this Jake? (I always get confused when the name in the header and the
signature are different.)

Having the FP extensions installed on the ISPs server is not required.  It
will prevent you from using certain features (like on-line editing and the
built-in site search), but you can still design and publish webs.

Also, there have not been any security problems for 3 versions now.  I
suspect that many ISPs are using that excuse so that they do not have to pay
more tribute to the robber barons at MS. (and in many ways I sympathize with
them <grin>)

Jim Meagher
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----- Original Message -----
From: Jake Legg <[log in to unmask]>

> Jim Meagher wrote:
>
>>
> There is one thing that must be done before using FP. Make sure your ISP
> supports and allows the proprietary FP extensions. Mine won't because of
> security concerns. MS refuses to release the source and the risk of
> intrusion is too great to allow pages done with FP to be posted,
> according to the powers that be at mt ISP.
> --
> Kelly Younger
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