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Another way to find a good hosting company that handles FrontPage 2000 is to ask friends and relatives who run websites and who still use FrontPage 2000. Again, although these people are going to be fewer in number as time goes on, you can find a good hosting company that will still handle FrontPage 2000 this way, and perhaps keep it long-term, too.
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