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> I'm looking at a website that I think was designed with
> FrontPage. In every folder, there is another folder called
> _vti_cnf. The _vti_cnf folder contains files with the same
> names as the files in the main folder, but they seem to have
> some sort of definitions in them, like this:
The folder contain information, FP uses for administrative purposes. You may delete these folders and the Website will continue to work perfectly, as long you don't use FP services with the webserver.
One important function of the folder: it contains information about the time, the website files were published to the webserver with FP. If you publish the entire Website again, FP will check which files have changed and will copy only necessary files.
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