that didn't take long to break.

[Chuck «BeyondFusion»]

Well...... most of my desktops and all laptops at my company run XP...purely
because of software availability.

Almost all of my servers run Linux. I have a lone MS Small Business Server
on a smallish network.

I used to do alot of VBA programming around Access (late 90's)......but have
since converted entirely to PHP/MySQL on Linux.

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www.beyondfusion.com

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"jeff" <jeff.turbofish@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:dl66jt$sbe1@news01.netobjects.com...
> On 11/12/2005 6:18:51 PM, "Chuck «BeyondFusion»" wrote:
>>My comment originated from a conversation I had a few months ago with
>>someone who works at WSP.
>>
>>His qualifications:
>>
>>Windows Engineer - WebsitePROS
>>A+/N+/MCP XPPRO/MCP 2003 Server
>>
>>I personally hadn't heard of of drive ownership.....but it sounds good.
>
> It is more of a mac/unix term and now that I know more of where you are
> coming
> from [Unix], I understand
>
>>
>>By the way....I'm a Unix guy since 1986. I didn't venture into the world
>>of
>>Darth Gates until 1996.
>>
> And aren't you happy that you did?

[jeff]

On 11/12/2005 6:18:51 PM, "Chuck «BeyondFusion»" wrote:
>My comment originated from a conversation I had a few months ago with
>someone who works at WSP.
>
>His qualifications:
>
>Windows Engineer - WebsitePROS
>A+/N+/MCP XPPRO/MCP 2003 Server
>
>I personally hadn't heard of of drive ownership.....but it sounds good.

It is more of a mac/unix term and now that I know more of where you are coming
from [Unix], I understand

>
>By the way....I'm a Unix guy since 1986. I didn't venture into the world of
>Darth Gates until 1996.
>
And aren't you happy that you did?

[jeff]

On 11/12/2005 8:25:09 PM, "Chuck «BeyondFusion»" wrote:
>Well...... most of my desktops and all laptops at my company run XP...purely
>because of software availability.
>
>Almost all of my servers run Linux. I have a lone MS Small Business Server
>on a smallish network.
>
>I used to do alot of VBA programming around Access (late 90's)......but have
>since converted entirely to PHP/MySQL on Linux.
>
>--
>Chuck Joslin - Team NetObjects
>BeyondFusion.com - Your Fusion Community
>www.beyondfusion.com
>

Today, I just killed our Linux server - on purpose. Yeah, it was stable but too
many compatability issues with the rest of our system plus it was a total
resource hog. Our domain server/SQL server runs W2K, as does our file server and
our web-email server runs 2003. We do a lot of ASP and ASP.NET stuff and the
2003 server runs like a champ. In fact, I refuse to host any web sites on
anything but IIS 5/6.

[jeff]

On 11/12/2005 4:21:04 PM, "Rev. Mike" wrote:
>file ownership... You know,
>Sometimes wintel profiles can be that way. Even the
>domain admin has no rights to them unless he/she takes
>ownership first and then applies proper security
>
>
How to disable simplified sharing
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307874/

How to take ownership of a folder
http://support.microsoft.com/default...308421&sd=tech
http://tinyurl.com/3bopl

[jeff]

On 11/14/2005 12:36:08 AM, Ted wrote:
>Hi Jeff,
>
>Did you resolve the issue within this thread?
>
>Regards
>Ted
>

No, not yet
I'm still in the process of building up a new box - silly user wanted the first
box I put together. Next I will try it on 2003 just for grins. Just not enough
hours in the day.

I have found a way of cheating the system by creating blank projects, copying
the correct folders into the User Files folder and running them from there.

Is there any way you can create new projects that are not in the User File
folder?

[Ted]

Hi Jeff,

Did you resolve the issue within this thread?

Regards
Ted


jeff wrote:

>Bought and installed the product.
>Opened it up for the first time, clicked on "Blank Site". It then prompts me to
>save it, so I type in a name and then click save. I am now in a loop where it
>won't accept any name I get my new blank site. No error message, just back to
>the save dialog.
>
>Ok, so that didn't work, so then I try "Open from Template" - and select
>AutoSites/Blank Site/Blank Site.zip. Same thing happens.
>
>Then I try "Site Wizard" just to let me play with some of the new features. When
>it came to the point where it asks to save the .nod, the same thing happens. No
>matter what name I attempt to give it, nothing will save and my only open is to
>click "Cancel" on the save dialog.
>
>Finally got a few pages going so that I can look at the new stuff. And what is
>the name of the file? .nod Yep, that's right, no name before the extension but
>that must be the best that it can do.
>
>Ok, so far, not so good.
>Now I try to open up one of my old sites that I created in NOF 8. It makes a
>copy of the ntf file but with each site that I open, I am greeted with the same
>error messages when I try to open up any page: Damage objects have been found on
>the page and have been deleted. OK
>
>So, lets play with nPower.
>Open it up and with the exception of some simple yet pretty graphics, it's
>pretty much tabula rasa. Everything on the first screen is just a link to either
>a pdf or a movie. Guess it will take a bit of time for me to read and watch the
>pdf/movies before getting any further than that - not what I hoped for. I was
>hoping that it would be a simple and easy to use program that I can give to
>someone with little computer skills to keep a web site updated that I've been
>trying to pass off for years. Intuitive? Hardly when it is going to take some
>reading from a professional geek to figure out. Sure, now once I understand it,
>I get to explain it to someone who doesn't work with computers for a living;
>great - can't wait.
>
>So far, I'm not impressed. Guess it's more Dreamweaver/VS.NET/EditPlus in my
>future.
>
>As those who have been around for a while will note that before I have always
>had little quips about NOF but at least the older versions did the job for which
>it was intended. This thing I can't even get started with. Dusting off my
>crystal ball: NOF 9 - the last and final NetObject ever produced. This has to be
>the shoddiest product that I have ever had the embarrassment of paying money
>for.
>
>

[jeff]

On 11/14/2005 8:45:44 AM, "Chuck «BeyondFusion»" wrote:
>You can create sites and save them anywhere you want. They don't have to go
>in User Sites.
>
>Fusion doesn't care.
>
>I have Fusion on my C drive and sites on a different physical drive.
>
>

I click on a new folder to save the file at and click save
It then returns me back to the User Sites folder where of course, it will not
save.

This isn't an isolated issues. By my count, there has been four others here who
have had the same issues with saving files.

[Chuck «BeyondFusion»]

You can create sites and save them anywhere you want. They don't have to go
in User Sites.

Fusion doesn't care.

I have Fusion on my C drive and sites on a different physical drive.

--
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BeyondFusion.com - Your Fusion Community
www.beyondfusion.com

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"jeff" <jeff.turbofish@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On 11/14/2005 12:36:08 AM, Ted wrote:
>>Hi Jeff,
>>
>>Did you resolve the issue within this thread?
>>
>>Regards
>>Ted
>>
>
> No, not yet
> I'm still in the process of building up a new box - silly user wanted the
> first
> box I put together. Next I will try it on 2003 just for grins. Just not
> enough
> hours in the day.
>
> I have found a way of cheating the system by creating blank projects,
> copying
> the correct folders into the User Files folder and running them from
> there.
>
> Is there any way you can create new projects that are not in the User File
> folder?