I have been working on a fairly simple website for a few months now using Website Creator X6. Everything was working well every time I tested the site internally. Now all of a sudden, the program is telling me the NOD file is damaged and that it cannot be recovered. I then get a message directing me to read "recover.txt" in the Website Creator directory for "alternative" ways of recovering the data.
The problem is, "recover.txt" doesn't exist.
I have tried importing the internally published pages to recreate the site, but Creator tells me the pages are "too large."
It also appears that Creator stopped creating backups of the NOD file.
How am I to recover this data so I can publish the site online? How could the NOD file have become corrupted in the first place? (I frequently got messages that the file was corrupted when I loaded it, but Website Creator always recovered it.)
I am not happy with the stability of this program.
Hello ryan; I asked almost the same question a year or so ago when I got Corel Website Creator with X6. I played with it for a while and didn't like the way it did things. So I asked here and when people like Bob told me I was wasting my time I looked around for something else, that someone that didn't know much about building web sites, I found a few programs out there and I bought a cheaper end one called Web Easy. I do all the graphics in Corel and exported them and then dragged and dropped or imported into the Web Easy program ( it's easy to build a site that way and a lot of fun.) Just draw a layout of what you want as far as pages and start building.
George
Every once in a while Corel seems to take a stab at a new area that is DOA (like this Web Creator). Does anyone here remember their Flash Animation program years ago (I forget its name)? I kind of liked it, but the file sizes were huge - DOA. Now Flash is dead too. Maybe Corel should stay with their original suite (although I would love if they took a stab at an HTML 5 animation program!).