Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Introductory Concepts and Techniques

by Shelly, Gary B.; Cashman, Thomas J.; Mick, Michael

• ISBN13: 9780789556127
• ISBN10: 078955612X
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 1999-12-01
• Publisher: Course Technology Ptr

Summary

Part of the highly successful Shelly Cashman Series, this text offers a clear screen-by-screen, step-by-step approach to learning FrontPage 2000.

Table of Contents

Creating a FrontPage Web Using a Template
Objectives	1	(5)
What Is Microsoft FrontPage 2000?	6	(1)
Project One --- Personal Web Pages	6	(2)
World Wide Web Basics	8	(4)
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)	8	(2)
Web Browsers	10	(2)
Uniform Resource Locators (URLs)	12	(1)
Elements of a Web Page	12	(3)
Window Elements	12	(1)
Text Elements	13	(1)
Hyperlink Elements	14	(1)
Image Elements	14	(1)
Form, Table, and Frame Elements	14	(1)
FrontPage Webs	15	(1)
Starting FrontPage	15	(1)
The FrontPage Window	16	(3)
Title Bar	16	(1)
Status Bar	17	(1)
Menu Bar	17	(1)
Toolbars	18	(1)
Views Bar	19	(1)
Using a Template to Create a FrontPage Web	19	(7)
Applying a Theme to a FrontPage Web	23	(3)
Opening and Modifying a Web Page in Page View	26	(7)
Editing Text on a Web Page	27	(1)
Adding New Text to a Web Page	28	(2)
Editing a Bulleted List	30	(3)
Saving a Web Page	33	(1)
Previewing a Web Page Using the Preview Tab	34	(1)
Modifying Components	35	(4)
Deleting a Web Page from a Web	39	(3)
Managing Hyperlinks on a Web Page	42	(7)
Adding an E-Mail Hyperlink to a Web Page	45	(4)
Inserting on Image on a Web Page	49	(5)
Printing a Web Page Using FrontPage	54	(3)
Publishing a FrontPage Web	57	(3)
Testing the FrontPage Web	60	(2)
FrontPage Help System	62	(2)
Quitting FrontPage	63	(1)
Project Summary	64	(1)
What You Should Know	64	(1)
Apply Your Knowledge	65	(1)
In the Lab	66	(5)
Cases and Places	71
Creating a New FrontPage Web
Objectives	1	(3)
Introduction	4	(1)
Web Page Design Criteria	5	(6)
Web Page Components	7	(1)
Designing the Web Page	8	(1)
Starting Microsoft FrontPage and Creating a New FrontPage Web	9	(1)
Creating a One-page Web	9	(2)
Changing the Title of a Web Page	11	(3)
Changing the Page Label of a Web Page	14	(2)
Editing the Web Page	16	(5)
Changing the Background Color of a Web Page	17	(4)
Using Tables on a Web Page	21	(2)
Undoing the Last Action	23	(1)
Inserting on Image in a Web Page	23	(3)
Replacing on Image in a Web Page	26	(5)
Copying and Pasting an Image on a Web Page	29	(2)
Using Tables to Control Spacing on a Web Page	31	(5)
Adjusting Table Borders	32	(4)
Inserting a Heading in a Web Page	36	(3)
Inserting a Horizontal Rule	39	(1)
Adding Normal Text to a Web Page	40	(6)
Using an Image as a Horizontal Rule	44	(2)
Creating Hyperlinks	46	(8)
Previewing and Printing a Web Page	54	(2)
Saving the Web Page	56	(2)
Publishing the Web Page	58	(6)
Quitting Microsoft FrontPage	64	(1)
Project Summary	65	(1)
What You Should Know	65	(1)
Apply Your Knowledge	66	(1)
In the Lab	67	(4)
Cases and Places	71
Using Images, Hotspots, Bookmarks, and Excel to Create Web Pages
Objectives	1	(3)
Introduction	4	(2)
Image File Formats	6	(2)
GIF Image Files	7	(1)
JPEG Image Files	7	(1)
Modifying an Existing Web Page	8	(14)
Opening an Existing FrontPage Web	8	(1)
The Picture Toolbar	9	(3)
Applying a Background Image to a Web Page	12	(4)
Washing Out an Image	16	(1)
Applying a Theme to an Existing Web	17	(1)
Inserting a Page Banner	18	(4)
Designing the Web Page	22	(1)
Adding a New Web Page to an Existing FrontPage Web	23	(4)
Deleting an Existing Page from a Web	23	(1)
Adding a New Web Page to a FrontPage Web	24	(3)
Editing a New Web Page	27	(7)
Inserting an HTML File into a Web Page	32	(2)
Bookmarks	34	(7)
Using Images with Hyperlinks	41	(13)
Resizing and Resampling an Image	42	(3)
Creating a Transparent Image	45	(2)
Assigning a Hyperlink to an Image	47	(5)
Creating Textual Hyperlinks	52	(2)
Image Maps	54	(8)
Defining Hotspots	55	(4)
Adding Image Map Targets	59	(1)
Highlighting Image Map Hotspots	60	(2)
Using an Excel Worksheet in a Web	62	(3)
Displaying the Hyperlinks in a FrontPage Web	65	(2)
Testing Pages by Previewing in a Browser	67	(1)
Publishing Changes to a FrontPage Web	68	(1)
Quitting FrontPage	69	(1)
Project Summary	69	(1)
What You Should Know	70	(1)
Apply Your Knowledge	71	(2)
In the Lab	73	(6)
Cases and Places	79
APPENDIX A Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Help System
Using the FrontPage Help System	A.1
The Microsoft FrontPage Help Window	A.2
Using the Contents Sheet	A.3
Using the Answer Wizard Sheet	A.4
Using the Index Sheet	A.5
What's This? Command and Question Mark Button	A.6
What's This? Command	A.6
Question Mark Button	A.7
Office on the Web Command	A.7
Other Help Commands	A.7
Detect and Repair Command	A.7
About Microsoft FrontPage Command	A.7
Use Help	A.8