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Introduction

Getting started

• understanding the Internet, WWW and Intranets
• what is FrontPage? starting FrontPage
• the FrontPage application window
• working with FrontPage menus
• displaying help information, exiting from FrontPage

Building a web site

• planning a web site, creating a new FrontPage web
• adding new pages to a FrontPage web
• applying a theme to a FrontPage web
• adding navigation bars to a FrontPage web
• saving the current page, entering text on a page
• creating a bulleted list, previewing a FrontPage web

Working with tables

• opening an existing FrontPage web, creating a table
• inserting and deleting table rows and columns
• resizing table rows and columns, merging table cells
• resetting table and cell properties, using the table toolbar

Working with pictures and hyperlinks

• inserting a picture on a page
• modifying the appearance of a picture
• repositioning a picture, creating a hot spot
• creating hyperlinks to other world wide web sites
• viewing the hyperlinks in the current web
• checking the status of hyperlinks in the current web
• additional hyperlink techniques

Using dynamic HTML effects and FrontPage components

• adding an animation effect to a page element
• adding a transition effect to a page, creating a marquee
• adding a new page to a FrontPage web from page view
• creating a hit counter and search form

Managing a FrontPage web

• listing the folders and files for the current web
• renaming a FrontPage web file/moving a FrontPage web file into a different folder
• checking the spelling in a FrontPage web
• replacing text in a FrontPage web

Working in tasks view

• listing the tasks for the current web
• completing tasks from tasks view, displaying completed tasks

Additional FrontPage features

• using other FrontPage web templates
• using a FrontPage web wizard
• printing navigation view of a FrontPage web
• importing elements of another web site into a FrontPage web
• linking a page to a Microsoft Word file
• performing a copy and paste operation

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