I made a website with Visual Site Designer. When I saved it, it automatically saves as a .vnu
I called Go Daddy (my hosting company) and they ran tests on their end and everything came up good. The person I talked to said that it cannot be .vnu that it has to be html

So, how do I go about changing the way Coffee Cup's VSD saves my website from vnu to html so that I can get it out on the web?

Gale,

It is a good thing to upload the VNU file so that VSD can use it later to create the html pages that you need on your website. VSD automatically creates the HTML files and stores everything you need in a folder. Then VSD will upload the correct fiiles to your site.

If you want to use an external FTP program to upload your files, you first need to find the VNU file. If that file is named mysite.vnu, look for a folder that is named mysite.vnu_website. Upload everything that is in that folder, including the sub-folder to the root of your website.

Okay, I see where my file is saved...for example mine is called PQH Home1_website. I open the file and I see all of my pages and under what I have them named, it says HTML document.
But how do I upload the PQH Home1_website folder to the root of my website?

Gale,

One way would be to open VSD, and load your website. Enter the server information into VSD by clicking Settings and then FTP Settings and filling in the information.

A second way would be to use whatever program you used to originally upload the .vnu program and put everything in the website folder to the same folder that your originally uploaded your VNU file.