Looks like I've got a variant of the .htaccess issue that's been discussed around here. Here's my scenario:

Up(Down?)graded to Vista
Installed Frontpage 2003
Uninstalled Frontpage extensions one my one domain through cPanel
Reinstalled Frontpage extensions through cPanel
Logged in to website via Frontpage
Did a full synchronize
Frontpage (or Frontpage extensions) synchronized the entire website as if it were a subdomain. However, this website is my only active domain.
In other words, Frontpage creates a subdirectory as if my main domain was a subdomain and synchronizes everything to the subdirectory instead of the main directory.
Obviously, all edits are reflected in the subdirectory so the outside world sees nothing new...

Any hints?

Thx/wlovin 

i am having a really big problem trying to use frontpage too. i use FP2003.
The issue is i have a website on lunarpages that works fine with FP(theroadpoet.com. I just had a friend buy a Site from Lunarpages sassistuff.net and we can not get the FP extensions to work properly. when we browse to the site then select file edit with frontpage Frontpage never asks for the username and password to edit the pages. FP displays the single page we browsed to but the folders on the site are not shown and folder view is not active.  I have spent a few hours on hold and discussed with a couple help staff people to no avail. i think it may be related to the hta_access file. Just exactly is this file supposed to say. can anyone tell me the exact code i should see in the cpanel editor?
We are getting pretty darn dissaluusioned  and may just go to another host.
 

Below is an example of the .htaccess file created by FrontPage. In general, FrontPage does not like you to add lines to its .htaccess file, but in some cases it doesn't mind.

If you add lines to the .htaccess file, keep a backup copy of the original version. Then if FrontPage complains about your changes, simply replace the original version.

Note that some actions taken in the cPanel control panel such as hotlink protection may add or modify lines in the .htaccess file and cause FrontPage to complain. In this case, simply replace the original version.