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Getting to Know
FrontPage
F
rontPage 2003 is both a powerful tool for creating sophis-
ticated Web sites, and fairly easy to use. This means that
you’ll probably feel at home in FrontPage right away, and it
also means that many important FrontPage features won’t
be so obvious to you.
FrontPage is actually a combination of many different elements.
FrontPage’s Page view provides an easy, intuitive way to edit
and format Web pages. Other views provide complex options
for managing the large sets of files used in a Web site. In addi-
tion, FrontPage comes with built-in tools that generate anima-
tion (moving graphics), interactivity (objects that respond to
visitors’ actions), and even online data collection and data
management.
This book explores the full depth and breadth of FrontPage.
I assume that you want to squeeze the most out of FrontPage,
and I’ll help you do that. I also assume that you’re not neces-
sarily a programmer or Web technician, so I’ll break even
high-powered features, such as animation, media, and Web
database management, into bite-sized pieces.
If you’re in a hurry to create a Web site, start here. The chap-
ters that follow expand on and add to the concepts introduced
in this chapter. You can use the rest of this book as a reference,
looking up features as you need them. You can also work your
way through the book section by section, explore the tutorials
along the way, and acquire a complete set of skills for creating
and managing FrontPage Web sites. This chapter moves quickly
through all the essentials necessary to create a Web site in
FrontPage 2003. If you’re already familiar with Web design and
Web page editing, this first chapter will serve as a quick
roadmap so you can apply your skills to FrontPage 2003. If
you’re brand-new to Web design, this chapter is a good intro-
duction and starting point.
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CHAPTER
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In This Chapter
Introducing
FrontPage 2003
New FrontPage
features
A quick tour of
FrontPage
Designing and
managing a Web site
Editing Web pages
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - FrontPage

Getting to KnowFrontPageFrontPage 2003 is both a powerful tool for creating sophis-ticated Web sites, and fairly easy to use. This means thatyou’ll pr

Page 2 - FrontPage Webs and Web sites

12Part I ✦ FrontPage EssentialsFigure 1-3: The New Task PaneYour first decision is whether to create a new Web from scratch or to get helpand save tim

Page 3 - FrontPage server extensions

13Chapter 1 ✦ Getting to Know FrontPage✦ Discussion Web Wizard: A wizard that leads you step by step through theprocess of creating a Web site in whic

Page 4

14Part I ✦ FrontPage EssentialsWhere to save your new WebAs mentioned earlier, you have two basic options in creating a Web. One, you cancreate your W

Page 5 - What’s New in FrontPage 2003?

15Chapter 1 ✦ Getting to Know FrontPageIf you have a Web server, enter the Web address’s URL in the drop-down boxlabeled “Specify the location of the

Page 6 - A Quick Tour of FrontPage

16Part I ✦ FrontPage EssentialsFigure 1-6: A Web site can be as simple as a single page.If you created your new Web from the Empty Web template, you c

Page 7 - The FrontPage Task Pane

17Chapter 1 ✦ Getting to Know FrontPageFigure 1-7: You can chart out your Web site in Navigation view.Web design strategies are explored in much more

Page 8 - FrontPage views

18Part I ✦ FrontPage EssentialsFigure 1-8: You can rearrange pages in Navigation view by clicking and dragging.Page titles and filenamesWeb pages have

Page 9 - Creating a Web site

19Chapter 1 ✦ Getting to Know FrontPageChanging page filenamesAlthough page names do not appear in browser title bars or as generated navigationlinks,

Page 10 - Choosing a Web template

20Part I ✦ FrontPage EssentialsTo assign a theme, follow these steps:1. With your Web open, select Format ➪ Theme from the FrontPage menu. Youcan do t

Page 11

21Chapter 1 ✦ Getting to Know FrontPagepart, as navigational tools. However, shared borders in FrontPage 2003 come withsome restrictions from previous

Page 12 - Where to save your new Web

4Part I ✦ FrontPage EssentialsBefore diving into the nuts and bolts of creating a Web site, the following sectionbriefly defines some of the basic ele

Page 13 - Defining a home page

22Part I ✦ FrontPage EssentialsFigure 1-10: Comments and shared border dividers are visible in the Normal tab of Page view.Figure 1-11: The HTML tab i

Page 14 - Web structure strategies

23Chapter 1 ✦ Getting to Know FrontPagePreview tabThe Preview tab in Page view displays your Web page similar to the way it will lookin a browser (com

Page 15

24Part I ✦ FrontPage EssentialsTo preview your Web page in a browser, select File ➪ Preview in Browser. ThePreview in Browser dialog box enables you t

Page 16 - Page titles and filenames

25Chapter 1 ✦ Getting to Know FrontPage10. If you have a browser installed on your computer, select File ➪ Preview inBrowser, and then double-click on

Page 17 - Changing page filenames

26Part I ✦ FrontPage EssentialsHere is a quick explanation of each button (from left to right) in the Page viewStandard toolbar:✦ The New drop-down li

Page 18 - Adding shared borders

27Chapter 1 ✦ Getting to Know FrontPage✦ Show All: Shows paragraph and line breaks, image anchors, and otherelements that do not display in a browser

Page 19 - Viewing Your Pages

28Part I ✦ FrontPage Essentials✦ Outside Borders: Defines borders around selected text and/or objects✦ Font and Highlight Color: Adds a background hig

Page 20 - Part I ✦ FrontPage Essentials

29Chapter 1 ✦ Getting to Know FrontPage3. Click a clip art category to see a list of available pictures.4. Click a picture that you want to insert, an

Page 21 - Previewing in a browser

30Part I ✦ FrontPage EssentialsYou can insert a graphic file in much the same way: use the menu, or more quicklyuse the Insert Picture button, followi

Page 22

31Chapter 1 ✦ Getting to Know FrontPageMaking images transparentAnother useful graphic feature in FrontPage 2003 is the capability to assign trans-par

Page 23 - Editing Pages in Page View

5Chapter 1 ✦ Getting to Know FrontPageWeb pagesWeb pages differ from other documents in that they are designed to be interpretedby Web browsers. Micro

Page 24

32Part I ✦ FrontPage EssentialsFigure 1-19: Saving an embedded imageAs you save your page and its embedded graphic files, those graphic files areconve

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33Chapter 1 ✦ Getting to Know FrontPage9. Enter a word in the Search Text box of the Insert Clip Art pane, and clickSearch. Click one of the resulting

Page 26 - Adding images

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6Part I ✦ FrontPage EssentialsFrontPage server extensions are files that are installed not on your personal PC, buton the server on which your Web sit

Page 28 - Flowing text around images

7Chapter 1 ✦ Getting to Know FrontPageUsing FrontPage extensions can cause headaches for Web server administrators(and you folks can jump to Chapter 2

Page 29 - Saving images

8Part I ✦ FrontPage EssentialsTable 1-1 (continued)New Feature DescriptionImproved Publishing FrontPage has finally given you more control over how mu

Page 30

9Chapter 1 ✦ Getting to Know FrontPageFrontPage views are generally divided into those that let you organize your entireWeb site, and Page view, which

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10Part I ✦ FrontPage EssentialsThe Clipboard pane is a helpful way to grab recently copied or cut objects. TheSearch pane is an easy way to rummage th

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11Chapter 1 ✦ Getting to Know FrontPage✦ Folders view: This is a directory of the files that you create in FrontPage.FrontPage creates two empty folde

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