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How about uploading your video to YouTube and just embedding it into your web page that way? They have the best load times of any site I've worked with. I include a lot of my tutorials as embedded YouTube
How large are your individual video files? It's possible that the upload is just timing out on a large file. Try testing with some smaller WMV files. Also, can you load up the site directly in FrontPage
You can use Frontpage's built-in form creation tools to make a form that the users can submit. They will either come to you via Email and you can grade them yourself, or the data can be stored in a text
Yep. Sure can. You can do it as part of your hyperlink. In the HTML for the mail link, just add some extra parameters, like this: mailto:richard@amicron.com?subject=Hello&bcc=sue@amicron.com&cc=mike@amicron
Well, I don't usually recommend this, but for a page as simple as this, why don't you use TABLES to lay out your page instead of DIVs and SPANs with absolute positioning and sizes? It would be MUCH easier
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