Remote Transfer Results --- error

I have put pdf files in my websites and have the pdfs open up in popup 
windows.
It works great for me.

The problem is that when I input the pdf files to the webpage I add them 
from my desktop.
After I have updated the website and it is working fine, I delete the pdfs 
from my desktop.

Days later I update the website again on unrelated items.
I get an error that the pdf files are not on my desktop for NOF to add.
How can I change the configuration or work around the issue of error 
messages.

The error message shows up after I publish the changes to the website.
It shows as indicated below.....

 "Remote Transfer Results"
the file C:\Documents and Settings\E 
Brown\Desktop\TheMedicineChase_newsletter.pdf could not be opened. Please 
check that the file exists as named.


the file C:\Documents and Settings\E 
Brown\Desktop\TheMedicineChase_registrationonly.pdf could not be opened. 
Please check that the file exists as named. 

This is expected behavior.

Either stop deleting the pdf files (perhaps keep them in your assets folder 
instaed of your desktop) or use a standalone ftp program to place them on 
the web server.

Fusion is just doing part of its job. Tracking the files uploaded with it.

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

Register domain names at www.awavedomains.com

"Ebro" <eddie@stockmanoil.com> wrote in message 
news:fss1cj$8cm1@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com...
>I have put pdf files in my websites and have the pdfs open up in popup 
>windows.
> It works great for me.
>
> The problem is that when I input the pdf files to the webpage I add them 
> from my desktop.
> After I have updated the website and it is working fine, I delete the pdfs

> from my desktop.
>
> Days later I update the website again on unrelated items.
> I get an error that the pdf files are not on my desktop for NOF to add.
> How can I change the configuration or work around the issue of error 
> messages.
>
> The error message shows up after I publish the changes to the website.
> It shows as indicated below.....
>
> "Remote Transfer Results"
> the file C:\Documents and Settings\E 
> Brown\Desktop\TheMedicineChase_newsletter.pdf could not be opened. Please 
> check that the file exists as named.
>
>
> the file C:\Documents and Settings\E 
> Brown\Desktop\TheMedicineChase_registrationonly.pdf could not be opened. 
> Please check that the file exists as named.
> 

I find it easier to upload media files to server using standalone ftp
software (Cute, Ws_ftp pro or others).  Then use external links to the Pdf
files on remote server.  This has the advantage of taking pdf files away
from NOF's assets management.  So when you update your site, NOF won't go
looking for those files to republish them each time.


--Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
www.alt-web.com




"Ebro" <eddie@stockmanoil.com> wrote in message
news:fss1cj$8cm1@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com...
> I have put pdf files in my websites and have the pdfs open up in popup
> windows.
> It works great for me.
>
> The problem is that when I input the pdf files to the webpage I add them
> from my desktop.
> After I have updated the website and it is working fine, I delete the pdfs
> from my desktop.
>
> Days later I update the website again on unrelated items.
> I get an error that the pdf files are not on my desktop for NOF to add.
> How can I change the configuration or work around the issue of error
> messages.
>
> The error message shows up after I publish the changes to the website.
> It shows as indicated below.....
>
>  "Remote Transfer Results"
> the file C:\Documents and Settings\E
> Brown\Desktop\TheMedicineChase_newsletter.pdf could not be opened. Please
> check that the file exists as named.
>
>
> the file C:\Documents and Settings\E
> Brown\Desktop\TheMedicineChase_registrationonly.pdf could not be opened.
> Please check that the file exists as named.
>
>