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Interactive Tutorials (Viewlets)
FrontPage 2000 Interactive tutorials for the following:
Adding Text to a Web Page
Adding Frames
Inserting a Java Applet
Publishing Your Web Page
Editing the Normal Template  

Your browser should be Java 1.1 compliant and should be IE 4 or Netscape 4.06 or later.


Office Assistance Center
The most user-friendly help site around.

Online Tutorials
FrontPage 2000
FrontPage 2002


Webmonkey
Web Developer's resource. From beginners to masters.

Glossary of Terms
Ever wonder What an absolute URL is?

MVPS sites for FrontPage:
Volunteers who help users on newsgroups.

How to:
Automatically redirect  users to a new site
Add dropdown menus to your site.

Open a Custom Child Window from a Hyperlink

Fun Screensaver:
Blue screen of death screensaver

 

 

  Recommended site quicklist
   

 

See a college (freshman/sophomore level) educational site made with FrontPage.

   

Created and managed with Microsoft FrontPage


 




 

  Good old FrontPage Server Extensions:
Q: How do I know if my page needs FrontPage Server Extensions (FPSE)?
A: That depends on what you are doing with your page. Click here for a list of features that require
FPSE.

To check if your server has FPSE installed, go to your home page and type "/_vti_inf.html" at the end of the URL (without the quotes, remember the "." before html).

If you get a page that says, "FrontPage Configuration Information," the server has FPSE. However, this does not mean that the FPSE are working.

To check which version of FPSE they have installed, right click on the page and go to View Source. In the code, there is a line that starts with FPVersion=

If the first number is a 4, they have FPSE for 2000. If the first number is a 5, they have 2002.  For example, this site has FPVersion="5.0.0.0" which means they are running FPSE for 2002.

If your server does not have the correct version of FPSE, they can download them from MSDN (Microsoft Developer's Network).

 

 

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