Users have the ability to add and remove FrontPage Extensions from this area. FrontPage extensions allow a user to publish their website directly through FrontPage. Remember that it isn’t a good idea to have FrontPage extensions installed unless they will be used.

Keep in mind that if FrontPage extensions are removed, it will remove all traces of the extensions and sub-domains or other accounts on the main account will not be able to use them anymore. It will also remove all the .htaccess files in the “public_html” folder.

Users can see from the front page a list of domain names on the main account, the status of FrontPage extensions and a few options to the right of that. If the extensions are not installed, simply click on “Install Extensions”, this will then install all the proper files and scripts to enable a use to publish through FrontPage.

To remove an old installation of FrontPage extensions, simple click on “Cleanup Old Extensions”, this will remove any remaining files or scripts on the system and put it back to its original state.

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