Introduction to FrontPage

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Introduction to Microsoft FrontPage

Microsoft Office FrontPage is a Web page authoring and site management program, that allows users to create and manage Web sites without programming. FrontPage lets you edit a Web page both visually (WYSIWYG) and by editing the actual HTML code.

The FrontPage Workspace

The FrontPage workspace consists of a variety of features to help you work efficiently. It contains a title bar, status bar, a menu bar, a toolbar, and a task pane that displays different content, depending on the current view.

FrontPage Desktop

Views

On the left side of the Front Page desktop is the Views panel, where you select the view of the web site site to be displayed in the main FrontPage window. When you first create a new Web site, FrontPage is displayed in Folders view. Other views are displayed by clicking on the buttons, as described in the following table.

Panels

To learn how to use Microsoft Front Page, complete Lesson 1, which will take you step-by-step through the creation of a sample commercial web page.