Expression Web question

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Hello,
Untill a few months ago I used an old version of Frontpage for my website. Now I have MS Expression Web, very much the same toy, but I'm sticked with a problem. In FP, when I moved a page to another path, the program automatically adapted the internal links to that page (example on the index page). EW doesn´t do this apparently, or did I miss something? Probably :confused:
As I have about 700 pages to 'move' it would be quite a job doing this manually (not even mentionning the risk of errors).
Anybody an idea?
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  • Here is a link to a very good EW help forum.

    Expression Web Help Forum

    I haven't used EW to do what you want to do, but I read that you have to make changes within EW itself to change the links.

    In other words if you open documents and change things there, it won't work. You have to open EW and make the changes through it.

    You probably know that already, but just in case.

    Good luck with that. I do most of my stuff on Notepad++, but EW has some nice points, like valid code.
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    • Thank's for the link Lloyd!
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    Hello, Untill a few months ago I used an old version of Frontpage for my website. Now I have MS Expression Web, very much the same toy, but I'm sticked with a problem. In FP, when I moved a page to another path, the program automatically adapted the internal links to that page (example on the index page). EW doesn´t do this apparently, or did I miss something? Probably :confused: As I have about 700 pages to 'move' it would be quite a job doing this manually (not even mentionning the risk of errors).