At 04:27 PM 12/24/2009, you wrote: >As far as making a template, I didn't comprehend at first how much easier it >is to have one. It holds all the stuff that stays the same on every page. >Then you just copy the template, re-name it, and add NEW content. Like, >let's say you have across the top "Barnum Family" as the page header. And >down the side you have navigation. At the bottom you've got copyright and >contact info. None of that changes, so why not have one page--no >content--just the never changing stuff, and call it template.htm Then, you >just copy and re-name the "template" to a new name and add new content in >the center area of the page. A template really helps to quickly add new >content on new pages. If Charles and anyone else is using FP2003 and any version of Expression Web - Dreamweaver too I believe, there is not reason to copy the template and rename it. You simply develop the content, attach the dwt and you are done. want to change the header, change the DWT and it propagates to all attached pages. Change or add to your menu, same scenario. The template as Judy is using it is NOT the same thing as a dynamic web templates used by Expression Web and Dreamweaver. Pat Pat Geary Expression Web Xmas/NY Giveaway 23rd Dec - 15th Jan http://www.frontpage-to-expression.com/expression-web-giveaway.html EW Christmas Template Gift http://www.expression-web-tutorials.com/christmas/