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9780735619722

Faster Smarter Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003

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    9780735619722

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    0735619727

  • Edition: 1st
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  • Copyright: 2003-09-10
  • Publisher: Microsoft Press
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Summary

Now you can do the things you do every day with FrontPage 2003design and publish Web pages, create rich content, add dynamic featuresbut do them faster, smarter, and better. Dive in! This friendly, focused guide shows the best ways to get a great-looking Web site up and running, so you spend more time doing and less time learning. Use the quick lists, numbered steps, and helpful examples to accelerate your productivityand do the cool things you want to do! Get expert tips to design and organize your Web pages Make templates, wizards, and themes work harder for you Take control of your site's lookand add polishwith style sheets, tables, and layers Create amazing still images, video clips, animations, soundtracks, and more Create amazing still images, video clips, animations, soundtracks, and more Generate and clean up your HTML and XML codefaster Produce easy-to-use forms, real-time feeds, and other database-driven features Extend the power of your Web to connect people and information in new waysLearn to work with FrontPage the Faster Smarter way! 10-Second Summarysee what each chapter covers at a glance Fast Wrap-Upreview key points and takeaways from every chapter Real-World Examplesapply what you learn to real work, right now Aha! Tipsget insider tips and insights to fuel your productivity Top 10 Troubleshooting Solutionsfind fast answers, right inside the cover!

Author Biography

Greg Holden has had Microsoft FrontPage very much on his mind, this book following on the heels of E-Commerce Essentials with Microsoft FrontPage, also published by Microsoft Press. Greg cut his computer book-writing teeth in 1995 with Publishing on the World Wide Web. Since then he has developed a following with books like Starting an Online Business for Dummies. Greg has created online courses on Microsoft Windows 2000 and Microsoft Word 2000, is a regular columnist for CNET, and has written articles for Forbes, PC World, and Computer User. Outside of the computer world, Greg has published poems and short stories and, most recently, Literary Chicago: A Book Lover's Tour of the Windy City, published by Lake Claremont Press.

When his fingers aren't tapping computer keys or stained with the ink of the antique fountain pens he collects, Greg's hands are busy rehabbing his house on the North Side of Chicago. His greatest joy is not the sound of hammer, saw, or hard drive, but the laughter of his two daughters, Zosia and Lucy.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments xv
Introduction xvii
Part 1: Getting Started with Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003
1: Introducing Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003
3(22)
Viewing Your Pages in Different Ways
3(2)
Viewing Web Site Files and Folders in Different Ways
5(5)
Designing Pages with Ease and Precision
6(1)
Revealing Tags for Quick Selection and Editing
6(1)
Editing Faster with the Quick Tag Selector
7(1)
Precisely Placing Elements with Rulers and Grids
8(1)
Previewing Pages to Ensure Everyone Can Enjoy Them
8(2)
Getting Page and Web Site Creation Tasks Done Quickly
10(2)
Accelerating the Development Process with Web Components
10(1)
Creating Pages Quickly with Templates
11(1)
Creating Advanced Pages and Sites Fast with Wizards
11(1)
How Does FrontPage 2003 Support Web Components, Page Templates and Wizards?
12(4)
What Are FrontPage Server Extensions and What Do They Do For You?
12(1)
What Are SharePoint Team Services and What Do They Do For You?
13(1)
Configuring FrontPage Support for Server Extensions and SharePoint
14(2)
Going Further & Doing More with Tables, Layers, Frames and Style Sheets
16(1)
Control Page Layout with Tables and Layers
16(1)
Control Formatting Quickly and Easily with Style Sheets
16(1)
Dividing the Browser Window with Frames
17(1)
How Does FrontPage 2003 Support Advanced Features?
17(3)
Choosing Which Browser to Author For
18(1)
Checking Browser Compatibility
19(1)
Fine-tuning the Page with Coding Tools
20(4)
Using Color Coding to Easily Distinguish Elements
21(1)
Using Code Formatting to Get Precise Code
22(1)
Adding Code Quickly with Code Snippets
23(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
24(1)
2: Touring the Interface
25(14)
Using Folder List, Navigation and Task View Panes
25(2)
Managing Folder and File Lists
26(1)
Navigating the Site Structure
26(1)
Using the Task Pane
27(1)
Getting to Work with Sites and Folders
27(8)
Creating Frontpage Web Sites
28(2)
Opening, Closing, and Saving Web Sites
30(1)
Bringing Existing Web Pages and Sites Into Frontpage
31(2)
Deleting Web Sites
33(1)
Creating Folders
33(1)
Hiding Folders
34(1)
Renaming Folders
34(1)
Deleting Folders
35(1)
Getting to Work with Web Pages and Files
35(3)
Creating Web Pages
35(1)
Opening Existing Pages and Files
36(1)
Editing Pages
36(1)
Saving Pages
36(1)
Maintaining Pages and Files
37(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
38(1)
3: Maximizing Template and Wizard Options
39(22)
Creating and Working with Page Templates
39(7)
Quick Tips for Bibliography Pages
40(1)
Quick Tips for FAQ Pages
41(2)
Quick Tips for Table of Contents Pages
43(1)
Creating Your Own Page Templates
44(2)
Tips for Discussion Web Sites
46(4)
Creating Discussion Web Sites
46(3)
How to Use and Manage Discussion Web Sites
49(1)
Guidelines for Customer Support Web Sites
50(2)
Creating a Customer Support Web Site
50(1)
Understanding and Customizing the Customer Support Web Site
50(2)
Tailoring the Customer Support Web Site
52(1)
Rules for Project Web Sites
52(2)
Creating a Project Web Site
53(1)
Understanding the Project Web Site
53(1)
Customizing the Project Web Site
54(1)
Strategies for Corporate Presence Web Sites
54(4)
Introducing Corporate Presence Web Sites
55(1)
Creating a Corporate Presence Web Site
55(3)
Fast Wrap-Up
58(3)
Part 2: Making Your FrontPage Site Content-Rich
4: Crafting Pages
61(12)
Getting Started with the Basics
61(2)
Entering and Manipulating Text
62(1)
Getting Text Just the Way You Like It
62(1)
Entering Line Breaks and Horizontal Lines
63(2)
Adding Spacing with Line Breaks
63(1)
Adding Spacing with Horizontal Lines
64(1)
Organizing Your Ideas with Lists
65(2)
Using Bulleted and Numbered Lists
65(1)
Using Definition Lists
66(1)
Connecting Pages with Links and Bookmarks
67(2)
Linking Pages
67(1)
Linking within Pages Using Bookmarks
67(1)
Editing Links and Bookmarks
68(1)
Removing Links and Bookmarks
69(1)
Behind the Scenes... Setting Page Properties
69(3)
Creating Useful Page Titles
69(1)
Customizing Text and Link Colors
70(1)
Helping Readers Find Your Pages in Search Engines
71(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
72(1)
5: Enhancing Design with Themes
73(18)
Spicing Up Your Sites with Themes
73(3)
Working with Themes
74(1)
Applying Themes
75(1)
Customizing Themes
76(4)
Modifying Theme Colors
76(2)
Changing Theme Graphics
78(1)
Optimizing Theme Text Styles
79(1)
Removing Themes
80(1)
Using Shared Borders
80(4)
Understanding Shared Borders
81(1)
Adding Shared Borders to Sites and Pages
82(1)
Editing Shared Border Properties
83(1)
Using Link Bars to Help Users Navigate Your Site
84(4)
Working with Navigation Structures and Link Bars
84(2)
Adding Custom Link Bars to Pages
86(2)
Creating Page Banners
88(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
89(2)
6: Polishing Design with Style Sheets
91(10)
Getting Stylish: The Essentials
91(6)
Working with Style Sheets
92(1)
Adding Style Based on Element Type
93(1)
Using Style Classes
94(3)
Removing Style Classes
97(1)
Applying Style Sheets to Multiple Pages
97(3)
Creating Style Sheets from Templates
97(2)
Creating Style Sheets Using Previous Definitions and Classes
99(1)
Linking Style Sheets
99(1)
Removing Style Sheet Links
100(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
100(1)
7: Using Pictures in Web Pages
101(12)
Inserting Pictures
101(6)
Adding Pictures to Web Pages
101(2)
Setting Picture Layout
103(1)
Sizing Pictures
104(1)
Cutting, Copying, and Pasting Pictures
105(1)
Using Pictures as Hyperlinks
105(1)
Using Low-Resolution Pictures
106(1)
Obtaining and Importing Pictures
107(1)
Adding WordArt to Pages
107(1)
Adding AutoShapes to Pages
108(1)
Getting Pictures from Clip Art, Scanners, and Digital Cameras
108(1)
Saving Pictures to the Current Web
108(2)
Using Background Pictures
110(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
111(2)
8: Going Beyond the Ordinary: Photo Galleries, Soundtracks, Video, and Picture Maps
113(12)
Doing More with Pictures: Photo Montages, Albums, and Slide Shows
113(5)
Inserting a Photo Gallery into a Web Page
114(2)
Customizing the Formatting of Captions and Descriptions
116(1)
Managing Existing Photo Galleries
117(1)
Adding Soundtracks to Web Pages
118(1)
Creating Video Showcases
119(2)
Adding a Video Clip to an Existing Picture
120(1)
Adding a Video Clip Directly to a Page
121(1)
Creating Visual Menus with Pictures
121(3)
Adding Clickable Hotspots to Pictures
122(1)
Moving, Modifying, and Deleting Hotspots
123(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
124(1)
9: Working with Tables
125(16)
Creating Tables the Easy Way
125(3)
Going to the Drawing Board to Create Tables
126(1)
Avoid the Drawing Board by Inserting Tables
127(1)
Customizing Table Layout, Size, and Appearance
128(5)
Positioning Tables Precisely for Alignment and Text Flow
128(1)
Sizing Tables Precisely
129(1)
Getting Creative with Table Borders and Formatting
130(2)
Adding Background Colors and Pictures to Tables
132(1)
Optimizing Cell Layout, Size, and Appearance
133(2)
Designating Header Cells
133(1)
Aligning and Sizing Table Cells
133(2)
Setting Cell Border Style and Color
135(1)
Adding Background Colors and Pictures to Table Cells
135(1)
Essential Table Editing Techniques
135(2)
Selecting Cells, Rows, Columns, and Tables
135(1)
Adding Rows and Columns to Existing Tables
136(1)
Filling in Using Copies of Existing Table Data
136(1)
Splitting Cells to Create Columns or Rows within Cells
136(1)
Merging Cells, Columns, and Rows
136(1)
Deleting Cells, Columns, and Rows
137(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
137(4)
Part 3: Advanced Web Page Techniques
10: Editing HTML and XML Markup
141(18)
Revealing Markup Tags with Code View
142(5)
Understanding Web Page Effects by Formatting Code
142(4)
Previewing a Design in Split View
146(1)
Creating and Editing Code
147(8)
Learning Code More Quickly with Code IntelliSense
147(1)
Ensuring Accuracy with Typing Aids
148(6)
Speed Up Reusable Code with Code Snippets
154(1)
Editing Faster with the Quick Tag Tools
155(2)
Speedier Editing with the Quick Tag Selector
155(1)
Edit Code in Design View with the Quick Tag Editor
155(2)
Ensure Functionality by Cleaning Up Your HTML
157(1)
Keeping Your Local HTML Clean for Your Co-workers
157(1)
Synchronizing Your Code Edits on Your Remote Site
157(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
158(1)
11: Advanced Layout with Tables and Layers
159(20)
Crafting Page Design with Layout Tables
159(13)
Templates Are for Tables Too!
160(1)
Creating Your Own Layout Table
161(2)
Going Back to the Drawing Board with Layout Tables
163(3)
Adapting to Content Changes by Adjusting Cells
166(1)
Ensuring Table Visibility by Autostretching
167(3)
Duplicating Precise Layouts with a Tracing Image
170(2)
Understanding Layers
172(1)
Working with Layers
172(3)
Streamlining the Process of Creating Layers
173(1)
Positioning Layers
174(1)
Performing Layout Detection
175(1)
Making Everything Visible by Targeting to Browser Size
176(1)
Checking Your Layout by Previewing in Multiple Browsers
177(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
178(1)
12: Adding Interactivity with Frames
179(16)
Avoiding Trouble by Understanding Frames' Bad Reputation
179(1)
Speeding Up Frame Design with Templates
180(6)
Understanding Frameset Structure: Rows and Columns
183(1)
Adding Pages to Frames
183(1)
Saving Framesets to Preserve Your Page Layout
184(1)
Reaching All Viewers By Creating No Frames Content
185(1)
Customizing Frames to Match Your Design Needs
186(4)
Viewing Frame Properties
186(3)
Adding Colors
189(1)
Splitting or Deleting Frames with the Frames Menu
189(1)
Targeting Frames
190(1)
Rename a Frame
190(1)
Make a Link to the Targeted Frame
190(1)
Dividing a Page with Inline Frames
191(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
192(3)
Part 4: Making Your Web Site Interactive
13: Using FrontPage Components
195(20)
Animating Your Site with Dynamic HTML Effects
195(4)
Encourage Clicks with an Image Rollover Button
196(2)
Grab Attention with a Marquee
198(1)
Adding FrontPage-Based Web Searches
199(1)
Including Spreadsheet and Chart Components
200(2)
Add an Office Spreadsheet
201(1)
Keeping Track of Traffic by Counting Visitors
202(1)
Enriching Your Site with Informative Content
203(5)
Adding Top Ten Lists
204(1)
Help Customers and Clients Find You with a Map Link
205(1)
Making Your Site Newsworthy with MSN and MSNBC Components
206(1)
Using Included Content Components
207(1)
Making Your Site Easier to Navigate
208(3)
Linking Your Site with Link Bars
209(2)
Adding a Table of Contents
211(1)
Copy and Paste Code with Advanced Controls
211(2)
Fast Wrap-Up
213(2)
14: Working with Forms
215(24)
Creating a Form with Time-Saving Shortcuts
215(6)
Jump-Start Your Form by Choosing a Template
216(1)
Tailor Your Form with the Form Page Wizard
217(1)
Specify the Information You Want
217(4)
Help Your Co-workers Share Information with List Forms
221(2)
Letting Users Fill Out Text Boxes and Areas
223(2)
Insert a Text Box
224(1)
Invite Extended Comments with a Text Area
225(1)
Let Visitors Transmit Files with File Upload Controls
225(1)
Letting Users Make Choices with Check Boxes and Option Buttons
225(2)
Enabling More than One Choice with a Check Box
226(1)
Providing a Single Choice with an Option Button
226(1)
Presenting a Group of Choices with a Drop-Down Box
227(1)
Enabling Users to Send Data with Buttons
228(2)
Adding a Push Button So Users Can Submit Data
228(1)
Adding More Information with an Advanced Button
229(1)
Storing Form Results
230(1)
Saving Form Results in a File
230(1)
Having Form Results E-mailed to You
231(1)
Gaining Control By Specifying Form Results
231(5)
Name and Format the Results File
232(1)
Adding Flexibility by Saving Form Results as XML
233(1)
Organizing Your E-mailed Form Information
233(2)
Learning More by Saving Additional Information
235(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
236(3)
15: Crowd Pleasing Form Extras
239(16)
Improving Clickability with Pictures and Labels
239(2)
Adding Graphic Interest by Inserting a Picture
240(1)
Improving Interactivity by Adding a Clickable Label
240(1)
Setting Validation Rules to Ensure Correct Data Entry
241(3)
Setting Validation Rules for Text Boxes
241(2)
Set Rules for Drop-Down Boxes
243(1)
Set Rules for Option Buttons
243(1)
Optimizing Search Forms and Search Form Results
244(2)
Using Custom Scripts with Forms
246(2)
Keeping Visitors Informed by Sending a Confirmation Page
248(1)
Gathering Extra Information with Hidden Fields
249(1)
Registering Your Visitors
250(3)
Creating a Password Field
250(1)
Enable Registration Quickly with the User Registration Template
251(1)
Customize the Registration Results
252(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
253(2)
16: Making a Site Database-Driven
255(16)
Making Your Content Up-to-Date With Live Data
256(9)
Presenting Live Data by Inserting Data View Web Parts
257(1)
Speeding Up Formatting by Inserting Data View Styles
258(4)
Sorting, Filtering, and Grouping Data
262(1)
Connecting Web Parts
263(1)
Creating a Web Part Zone
264(1)
Working with the Data Source Catalog
265(3)
Connecting to SharePoint Data Sources
265(1)
Connecting to XML Data Sources
266(1)
Connecting to Web-Based Data Sources
267(1)
Connecting to Microsoft SQL Server Data Sources
267(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
268(3)
Part 5: Administering and Updating Your Web Site
17: Publishing Your Web Site
271(12)
Verifying Your Web Site's Functionality by Previewing Pages
271(3)
Checking Pages Quickly with Preview View
272(1)
Testing the End Result by Previewing in a Web Browser
272(1)
Keeping Up with New Software by Adding a Preview Browser
273(1)
Going Live: Publishing Your Web Site
274(5)
Publishing a Web to an Extended Server
275(2)
Gaining Flexibility by Publishing with FTP Server View
277(1)
Maintaining Functionality by Publishing a Web to Local File
277(1)
Controlling Document Changes by Publishing with WebDAV
278(1)
Synchronizing Local and Remote Sites
279(3)
Synchronizing Files with Remote Site View
279(1)
Speeding Up Revisions by Publishing Only Updated Pages
280(1)
Opening a Web Site So You Can Update It
281(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
282(1)
18: Working Collaboratively
283(12)
Introducing Windows SharePoint Services
283(2)
Getting Acquainted With SharePoint Standard Features
284(1)
Understanding How SharePoint Streamlines Production
285(1)
Installing Windows SharePoint Services
285(2)
Making Sure You Have the Required System Resources
286(1)
Maintaining a SharePoint Services Site
287(6)
Fostering Collaboration by Administering a SharePoint Site
287(6)
Working with the Collaboration Database
293(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
294(1)
19: Administering Web Sites
295(22)
Make Your Site Easier to Find and Update
295(5)
Reconfigure Your Site's General Web Settings
296(1)
Checking Pages In and Out
296(2)
Adjust Proxy Settings to Make Your Web Available
298(2)
Annotating a Web Site to Keep Co-workers Informed
300(2)
Add Comments
300(1)
Edit Comments
301(1)
Add Comments About a File to Add Factual Information
301(1)
Changing Page Options to Improve Readability
302(5)
Set a Web Page's General Properties
303(1)
Adjust Page Margins to Improve Readability
304(1)
Select Page Language and HTML Encoding
305(1)
Check Your Spelling
306(1)
Viewing and Cleaning Up HTML to Ensure Consistency
307(2)
View HTML Tags
307(1)
Doing an HTML Cleanup
308(1)
Working with the Task List to Keep Everyone Informed
309(2)
Review the Task List
310(1)
Add a Task
310(1)
Mark a Task as Complete
311(1)
Verifying Hyperlinks
311(2)
Verify Hyperlinks
312(1)
Recalculate Hyperlinks
312(1)
Making Your Web Pages Accessible to Everyone
313(2)
Fast Wrap-Up
315(2)
20: Customizing and Maintaining FrontPage 2003
317(12)
Customizing Startup and Interface Options to Match the Way You Work
318(3)
Use the Options Dialog Box to Change Startup Features
318(1)
Customizing CSS Themes to Match Your Graphic Identity
319(2)
Disabling CSS Themes to Return to the Default Page Design
321(1)
Customizing Toolbars to Boost Efficiency
321(4)
Adding or Removing Buttons to Maximize Toolbar Space
321(1)
Changing Graphics Format Settings in the Drawing Toolbar
322(2)
Create Your Own Custom Toolbar
324(1)
Configuring Editors to Launch Automatically
325(2)
Configuring Editors to Enable Detailed Editing
325(2)
Modify a File Type to Work with New Software
327(1)
Using Detect and Repair to Get Out of Trouble
327(1)
Fast Wrap-Up
328(1)
Appendix A: HTML/XML Reference 329(4)
Index 333

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