Article ID: 307261 - Last Review: January 9, 2006 - Revision: 3.2 How to publish your Publisher-based Web site to a Web server that requires an Index.htm file in Publisher 2002This article was previously published under Q307261 SUMMARY When you save your publication as a group of Hypertext
Markup Language (HTML) files in Microsoft Publisher 2002, Publisher does not
generate an Index.htm file. Many Internet service providers (ISPs) require an
Index.htm file as the default Web page when you publish a Web site to their Web
server. This article explains how to publish your Web site (consisting of Publisher-based HTML files) to an ISP Web server that requires an Index.htm file. MORE INFORMATION In Publisher 2002, when you click Save as Web
Page on the File menu, Publisher saves your Web publication with the following
default name
Publicationx.htm
where x is a number. In addition,
Publisher creates a Publicationx_files folder. This
folder contains your content files, which include graphics files, as well as a
Filelist.xml file that lists all the files in your Web publication. Publisher does not generate an Index.htm file when you save your publication as a group of HTML files. If the default page name used by your ISP's Web server is Index.htm, you must change the name of your publication from the default name, Publicationx.htm, to "Index.htm" when you save your publication as HTML files. Specifically, you must create a new folder in which to save your HTML files, and then save your publication as Index.htm in the new folder. To do this, follow these steps. NOTE: The default page name used by your ISP's Web server may vary. For example, the default page set on the Web server may be Index.html rather than Index.htm. To determine the correct name to use for your Web publication, contact your ISP.
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