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Special Edition Using Microsoft FrontPage 2000
- By Neil Randall, Dennis R. Jones
- Published May 17, 1999 by Que.
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FAQs
Question 1: Some themes are missing their ".elm" file. What do I do?
Solution 1: The themes missing their .elm files are:
7 Distant Giant 2
7 Escort
7 Last Resort
Here's how to install the remaining three themes that have no .elm file:
1. Follow the other instructions, but substitute ".inf" for ".elm."
2. FrontPage will create the .elm file.
Question 2: When I open the disk there in no install for the program frontpage2000.
Solution 2: This product does not come with FrontPage 2000. You will need to purchase it separately. On the back cover of the book, it shows what is on the CD and it does not mention FrontPage, only tools that go with it.
Question 3: The E-book gives error and will not open.
Solution 3: You need to load Acrobat Reader in order to view the electronic books.
Question 4: What are the instructions for adding the Stetson's Palace Themes?
Solution 4: 1. Make sure that you have a Themes directory in the following location on your hard drive.
C:\Windows\Application Data\Microsoft
If you don't, please create one.
2. Once you have found or created your Themes directory, please do the following:
3. Let's say that you want to install the Accounting101 Theme from inside the Stetons Palace Directory on the CD. If you want to do this, open the file in Winzip. You will see two files. One of the files will be named something.elm You will need to create a folder in the C:\Windows\Application Data\Microsoft\Themes directory with the name of this file minus the .elm extension.
4. After you have done that, you can extract the files to that new folder.
5. When you start up Microsoft FrontPage, you will need to go to Format, Themes. You will see the Accounting101 Themes listed under SP-Accounting101 (or something similar to that)
6. This is what you will need to do for each theme that you wish to add. Please remember that you will always be looking for the .elm file. You will only need to use the name of the file minus the .elm extension.
Features
- Complete Coverage.
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Teaches students the basic features of FrontPage 2000, while also focusing on more advanced topics. Ex.___
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- Integrates Planning and Design Principles.
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In addition to teaching students FrontPage, it also gives them a solid foundation for planning and design. Ex.__
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- Advanced topics covering how to integrate web sites with databases, and adding Dynamic HTML, XML and Java Applets to your web site.
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Gives professors the ability to teach more advanced features of FrontPage. Ex.__
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- CD-ROM includes searchable text on Que's Office 2000 topics, additional themes and Web Graphics, as well as demo software.
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Provides students with additional reference resources to enhance their learning. Ex.__
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Description
- Copyright 1999
- Edition: 1st
- Book
- ISBN-10: 0-7897-1910-X
- ISBN-13: 978-0-7897-1910-2
Special Edition Using Microsoft FrontPage 2000 is an all-in-one guide to designing, creating, and publishing on the World Wide Web and on intranets with the leading tool on the market. The book fully documents the product and its features, but it also gives you a solid foundation in the principles of planning and design. More advanced coverage shows you how to integrate Web sites with databases and add Dynamic HTML, XML, and Java applets to your Web sites.
Sample Content
Table of Contents
Introduction.
I. INTRODUCING FRONTPAGE 2000.
1. Welcome to FrontPage 2000.2. The FrontPage Environment.
II. DESIGNING DOCUMENTS: WORKING FROM THE PAGE VIEW.
3. The Page View: Windows, Icons, and Menus.4. Developing the Basic Page: Text, Lists, and Hyperlinks.
5. Enhancing Pages with Graphics and Multimedia.
6. Working with Themes.
7. Using Active Elements, Shared Borders, and Navigation Bars.
8. Creating Tables.
9. Enhancing Web Sites with FrontPage Frames.
10. Creating Pages with FrontPage Templates.
11. Using Components, Forms, and Interactive Page Templates.
12. Using Style Sheets with individual Pages and Full Sites.
III. WEB CREATION AND MANAGEMENT.
13. Creating a Web.14. FrontPage's Web Templates and Wizards.
15. Working with an Existing Web.
16. Publishing a Web.
17. Configuring Webs.
18. Managing a Web.
IV. COLLABORATION, WORKFLOW, TASK MANAGEMENT.
19. Establishing a Collaborative Authoring Environment.20. Collaborating on Pages and Webs.
21. Collaboration and Office 2000.
22. Managing Workflow and Tasks.
23. Developing Team-Based Internet, Intranet, and Extranet Sites.
V. SCRIPTING, DYNAMIC HTML, AND DYNAMIC CONTENT.
24. Using FrontPage's Dynamic Styles and Effects.25. Making Your Pages and Webs More Dynamic.
26. Using Scripts in Your Web Page.
27. JavaScript and Client-Side Computing.
28. Using Java Applets, Browser Plug-ins, and ActiveX Controls.
VI. CREATING AND ADAPTING GRAPHICS FOR THE WEB.
29. Color Concepts.30. About the Computer Screen.
31. Web Graphic Formats.
32. Creating Professional Web Graphics.
33. Designing Specialty Graphics.
34. Web Graphic Tools.
VII. WEB SERVERS AND WEB HOSTING.
35. Introduction to Web Hosting and Web Servers.36. Using a Web Hosting Service.
37. FrontPage 2000 and the Microsoft Personal Web Server.
38. FrontPage 2000 and Microsoft's Internet Information Server (IIS).
VIII. ACCESSING DATABASE DATA WITH FRONTPAGE.
39. Using Databases with FrontPage 2000.40. Advanced Database Techniques.
41. Database Development with ASP.
IX. INTEGRATING FRONTPAGE 2000 AND MICROSOFT OFFICE.
42. FrontPage 2000 and Office 2000.X. EXTENDING FRONTPAGE 2000 WITH VBA.
43. Introduction to Programming with Visual Basic for Applications.44. Managing Webs with VBA.
45. Accessing Documents.
46. Using Events in FrontPage 2000.
47. Cross-Application Programming.
XI. APPENDIXES.
A: FrontPage 2000 Resources on the Web.B: FrontPage 2000 and Office 97.
Index.