Problems with moving from OS X to Windows

[Nicklin, Kelly]

I also have to move from Mac to Windows (not willingly), but am a bit
confused by something. Do the directions below download all sites on the
server or do I have to download each site separately? Since there are over
200 sites on my server, I'm hoping for a way to do this in one step.

Thanks in advance.

Mr. Kelly Nicklin
Web Development/Internet Support
Information Management Services
Omaha Public Schools
nicklink at ops.org
Voice: 402/557-2514
FAX: 402/557-2509

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> From: 	Sarah Lohnes
> Reply To: 	Frontier-Users at userland.com
> Sent: 	Wednesday, July 31, 2002 1:38 PM
> To: 	Frontier-Users at userland.com; Frontier-Server at userland.com
> Subject: 	Problems with moving from OS X to Windows
> 
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> In the Control Panel:
> - enable site downloads (Settings > Manila > Site Downloads)
> - at the same time, create a folder for the exported site databases (I
> made a folder within the Frontier folder called "Downloads")
> - don't worry about the last two options
> 
> In the Browser:
> - http://wl.middlebury.edu/YourSite/downloadMySite/MySite.root  (replace
> YourSite with the name of an actual site, but leave the rest the same)
> - you'll come to a page that has a link to download the site, click it
> - you may get a 404 not found page, but don't worry!  it actually works
> - the .root file is in the downloads folder
> 
> 
> On the Server:
> - put .root file in the Frontier > Guest Databases > www folder
> - in Frontier, Open the database
> - select the top-level table, go to the Server menu > Install Site
> - type the URL of the new site
> 
> 
> -- 
> Sarah Lohnes
> Technical Instruction and Support Specialist
> Center for Educational Technology
> Middlebury College
> Middlebury, VT 05753
> 
> pho: 802.443.2149
> fax: 802.443.2053
> email: slohnes at middlebury.edu
> web: http://cet.middlebury.edu
> 
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