Microsoft had killed FrontPage, and with it my website.įast-forward to today. All was going well and as planned - until Microsoft discontinued FrontPage, along with the support necessary to enable it to work with new versions of computer operating systems. I continued to write new columns and take more photos, adding them to the website. My website gained in popularity and its rankings grew. My website went live, for all the world to see, at. It took months to accomplish but, eventually, I overcame these and other obstacles. It was not a particularly easy or user-friendly program for me to learn, and the process to add each column was convoluted and complicated. I embarked upon this ambitious project long ago, carefully choosing a website building program that I thought was likely to be around for many years to come: Microsoft’s FrontPage. Since writing my first column about 20 years ago, I intended for “AutoMatters & More” to have its own website where you could see all of the columns (now over 700), complete with my extensive collection of photos - many of which are of people, places and events that are no longer with us.
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