How to Do Everything with FrontPage 2000

• Navigate the FrontPage 2000 interface
  
• Build Web pages and entire sites using templates
  
• Add formatted text, lines, and graphics
  
• Structure pages with tables
  
• Collect data with forms
  
• Create and modify frame-based pages
  
• Set up consistent formatting on a single page, several pages, or across your entire site
  
• Include Dynamic HTML effects, such as banners and marquees
  
• Incorporate Java Applets, ActiveX controls, and style sheets
  
• Link your site to a back-end database to collect and display data-the first step to e-commerce
  
• Manage, maintain, and secure your site
  
• Integrate FrontPage with the rest of Microsoft Office

Table of contents

Chapter 1: Configure FrontPage to create your own Web pages

Chapter 2: Create a Web page with formatted text and paragraphs

Chapter 3: Place graphics on your pages and edit their properties

Chapter 4: Build bulleted and numbered

Chapter 5: Edit your text using the spell checker and thesaurus

Chapter 6: Configure the background, color, and margins of your pages

Chapter 7: Apply and modify themes to get a custom look to your Web site

Chapter 8: Build tables and configure the rows, columns, and individual cells

Chapter 9: Build or import an existing Web site into FrontPage

Chapter 10: Build text and graphic hyperlinks, including imagemaps

Chapter 11: Create and customize shared borders for a consistent "look and feel"

Chapter 12: Set up navigation paths with Navigation Bars

Chapter 13: Create forms, complete with validated fields

Chapter 14: Create and customize frames to view multiple Web pages at once

Chapter 15: Apply Dynamic HTML effects

Chapter 16: Add and configure components to increase your Web page functionality

Chapter 17: Find and use Java Applets and ActiveX controls

Chapter 18: Manage the construction of your Web site by creating and completing tasks

Chapter 19: Check for problem areas in your Web site using the built-in reports

Chapter 20: Publish your Web site to the Internet

Chapter 21: Learn to use the Web tools in other Microsoft Office applications

Chapter 22: Create Web pages with the output of other Office applications

Chapter 23: Route form results to a database for analysis

Chapter 24: Present the contents of a database in a form

Chapter 25: Exercise the power of Cascading Style Sheets