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Product Identifiers

PublisherPearson Education

ISBN-100789729547

ISBN-139780789729545

eBay Product ID (ePID)2338597

Product Key Features

Number of Pages1080 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication NameSpecial Edition Using Microsoft Office Frontpage 2003

SubjectWeb / Design

Publication Year2003

TypeTextbook

AuthorJim Cheshire, Paul Colligan

Subject AreaComputers

SeriesSpecial Edition Using Ser.

FormatCD-ROM / Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height2.3 in

Item Weight64.1 Oz

Item Length9.1 in

Item Width7.6 in

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Intended AudienceTrade

LCCN2003-103663

Dewey Edition22

IllustratedYes

Dewey Decimal006.7/8

Table Of ContentIntroduction: A Better FrontPage. Why This Is the Only FrontPage 2003 Book You Need. FrontPage 2003: A Major Upgrade. A Short History of FrontPage. FrontPage and the Competition. The Future of Web Design. Meet Your Authors. How This Book Is Organized. I. FRONTPAGE 2003: AN OVERVIEW. 1. What's New in FrontPage 2003. Three Areas of Focus: Designing, Coding, and Extending. Design Changes. Coding Changes. Extending FrontPage 2003. Also Worth Noting. Front and Center: A Better Product Provides Better Results. 2. FrontPage 2003-A Complete Tour. About The "Tour". Creating and Editing Web Content. Web Site Creation Tools. Advanced Page Design. Scripting, DHTML, and Dynamic Content. Coding. Collaboration. Working with Databases and XML. Integration with Office 2003. FrontPage and Web Graphics. Integrating FrontPage with Other Systems and Products. Front and Center: A Sum Far Greater Than the Parts. II. CREATING AND EDITING WEB CONTENT. 3. FrontPage's Views. About FrontPage Views. Working with Page Related Views. Using Site Related Views. Troubleshooting. Front and Center: Views Matter. 4. Developing the Basic Page: Page Properties, Text, Lists, and Hyperlinks. Elements of Good Page Design. Configuring Page Properties. Entering and Formatting Text. Numbered and Bulleted Lists. Inserting and Formatting Hyperlinks. Spell Check and Other Text Tools. Previewing Site Content in a Browser. Troubleshooting. Front and Center: Learning from FrontPage. 5. The Improved Find and Replace. Improvements in Find and Replace. Finding and Replacing Text. Find and Replace in HTML Tags. Saving Find and Replace Queries. Troubleshooting. Front and Center: Reusable Queries. 6. Enhancing Pages with Graphics and Multimedia. Adding Graphic and Multimedia Elements Using FrontPage 2003. Working with Clip Art. Manipulating Clip Art Using the Pictures Toolbar. Saving Your New Image. Creating Image Maps. Images from Other Sources. Inserting and Configuring Flash Movies. Inserting and Configuring Video and Audio Files. Troubleshooting. Front and Center: Graphics, Multimedia, and the Web. 7. Using Themes. Why Use Themes? Themes Versus Templates. What's New with FrontPage 2003 Themes? Applying an Existing Theme. Creating New Themes. Troubleshooting. Front and Center: Should You Use Themes? 8. FrontPage's Navigation Tools and Elements. The Big Picture. Understanding FrontPage Navigation Elements. Working with a Site in Navigation View. Navigational Elements: Building Bars and Menus. Considerations. Alternatives to Using FrontPage Navigation. Creating Page Banners. Troubleshooting. Front and Center: Navigation Power and Building a Site in Navigation View First. 9. Using Web Components, Shared Borders, and Link Bars. Using Web Components. Working with Shared Borders. Troubleshooting. Front and Center: Choosing the Right Tool for the Job. 10. Using Tables. Tables and FrontPage 2003. Using Tables in Design. How Tables Work in FrontPa

Edition DescriptionSpecial

SynopsisSpecial Edition Using Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 captures the reality of designing Web sites with FrontPage today. The emphasis is on how to design professional looking sites, how to keep them current with effective content management techniques, and how to do both while working toward the crucial goals of strong communication and interaction. Elements exist in each chapter that have been crafted to make your reading experience as easy and useful as possible and also to make this book truly serve as the only reference you need for FrontPage 2003. Everything about the software is covered, with increased emphasis in this edition on advanced topics such as scripting, databases, and the design of site interaction. The creation of effective interaction is featured throughout the book, as are the principles of effective communication. The "Front and Center" area of each chapter is used to interject the authors' real-world experiences and provide that extra piece of knowledge that will help you see the whole picture. They also attempt to have a little fun in this section, showing the personal side to the product they have spent so much time with. In addition to some sample files and source code from the book, the CD-ROM contains: supplemental FrontPage software (a $100 value!), Internet marketing service trials from a top Internet marketing firm worth $54.95, several popular FrontPage add-ins, including one from Jimco Add-ins called SnipView available exclusively to readers of this book, and more!, Aims to capture the reality of designing Web sites with Front Page. This edition places emphasis on how to design professional looking sites, how to keep them with effective content management techniques, and how to do both while working toward the crucial goals of strong communication and interaction.

LC Classification NumberTK5105.8885.M53