Open a web site

On the File menu, click Open Web, and then do one of the following:

Open a disk-based web site on your local computer

In the Open Web dialog box, use the Look In box to find the local folder containing web sites.
In the list of web sites, select the web site you want, and then click Open.

Open a disk-based web site on a computer located on a network

In the Open Web dialog box, use the Look in box to find the network drive and folder containing the web site you want to open.
In the list of web sites, select the web site you want, and then click Open.

Open a web site on a Web server

In the Open Web dialog box, in the Web Name box, type the URL of the web site, and then click Open.
Note To open a subweb displayed in the Folder List of another web site, double-click the subweb.

Tips

If you already have a web site open, each subsequent web site will open in a new Microsoft FrontPage window.
To open recently edited web sites, on the File menu, click Recent Webs, and then click the web site you want.
To open a web site by using the History, My Documents, Desktop, Favorites, or My Network Places icon in the Open Web dialog box, click the desired icon.
By default, Microsoft FrontPage automatically opens the last web site you worked on. You can turn this option off.

How?

On the Tools menu, click Options, and then clear the Open last web automatically when FrontPage starts check box.