Keep in mind that when you do this, you may lose some features or experience some incompatibilities between your working server and the target server. This article discusses features to avoid if you are publishing your content to a server on which you have not installed the FrontPage Server Extensions and how to handle these incompatibilities. If your Web server and operating system are compatible with the FrontPage Server Extensions, ask your service provider to install them. If the FrontPage Server Extensions do not currently support your Web server and operating system, you can submit a suggestion asking Microsoft to provide extensions for your server. Microsoft welcomes suggestions or comments about changes in functionality and product design.
Most FrontPage components affect the Web only at authoring time.
For example, an Include Page component or Table of Contents affects the page it is on only when that page or some other page is created or modified. These FrontPage components are inactive at browse-time. However, some FrontPage components, especially those that are used with forms, rely on the FrontPage Server Extensions at browse-time. If possible, develop your content on the same type of Web server that you are using as your target Web server. If this is not possible, avoid incompatibilities between your working server and your target server.