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akston
Posts: 108 From: Lafayette, Indiana, USA Status: offline
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Entire Pages Lost - 12/27/2007 19:59:12
Hi! Is there a way to go to somewhere like the "way back machine" I think it's called--and get a few of my pages back by importing? One of the pages is just too complex for me to do over again. When I click the link to it, I get a blank page. My site in question is The Art of Robert Tracy. One of the pages in question is Art Review. If I make the slightest change in a page I lose all that was there. If there's a solution to this you know of it's most appreciated. Thanks, Bob P.S. I've found the entire page with its text and images locally file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Robert%20Tracy/My%20Documents/My%20Webs/myweb/art_review.htm but don't see a way to get it back into FrontPage or online.
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swoosh
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RE: Entire Pages Lost - 12/27/2007 20:41:06
FILE>>IMPORT
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swoosh
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RE: Entire Pages Lost - 12/27/2007 20:44:06
Your page seems to commented out with the following: <!--msnavigation-->
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akston
Posts: 108 From: Lafayette, Indiana, USA Status: offline
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RE: Entire Pages Lost - 12/27/2007 20:49:39
Did File>Import and got it successfully posted but with this issue of two identical titles and the ">": Art Review
The Art of Robert Tracy - An Appreciation.
by Robert Knapp">
Art Review
The Art of Robert Tracy - An Appreciation.
by Robert Knapp, Ph.D. The second I take out the > after Knapp" I lose the page again. I don't know what you mean by quote:
<!--msnavigation--> . Please explain. And thanks for your reply. Bob
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Larry M.
Posts: 2852 Joined: 2/20/2003 From: Greenville, South Carolina, USA Status: offline
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RE: Entire Pages Lost - 12/27/2007 20:53:01
Bob, Depending on how recently you "lost" your Art Review page, your host should be able (for a fee) to recover/install this page from their backup archives to the server level. Assuming they are able to do this, it's a fairly simple process to get your local files in step with host files thereafter. As I look at the format of your other pages such as "Drawings", "Landscapes, "Portraits", etc., which are developmentally simple, reconstruction, since, as you say you have text/graphics, of Air Review shouldn't be difficult.
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akston
Posts: 108 From: Lafayette, Indiana, USA Status: offline
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RE: Entire Pages Lost - 12/28/2007 4:56:11
Swoosh, Larry M., Thank you. You've been most helpful. Bob
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