FrontPage 2000 - Intermediate/Advanced

Course Length: One Day
Fees: Training at Client Offices: One delegate: £495 per-day + VAT
Additional delegates attending: £100 each per-day + VAT

Overview: FrontPage is easy to get started with. Built-in templates and wizards allow you to create a web site in only a matter of minutes, and then customize it to make it your own with your own graphics, Photo Gallery, backgrounds, image maps, Themes, fonts, and formatting.

FrontPage grows with you as you learn more and more about web site creation and management. FrontPage allows you to create Web pages in a familiar what-you-see-is-what-you-get (WYSIWYG) environment, use Reveal Codes to see what HTML tags are produced while they are still in WYSIWYG mode, and even hand-code in the Notepad-like HTML View. You can even use its e-commerce functionality, forms and database support, and usage analysis features when you are ready for them.

You can get started quickly with FrontPage because it looks and works like Microsoft Office. As part of the Microsoft Office family of products, it shares similar toolbars, menus, Task Pane, clipboard, and familiar features such as the Customizable Themes and background spell checking..

The Advanced Course course covers: Navigation Structure; Tasks View; Finalising & Publishing a Web; Working with Themes; Style Sheets; Usig Frames; Inserting Components; Using Forms; Setting Permissions and Looking at HTML Code.

Designing a Navigation Structure

	Creating a Navigation Structure
	Adding a Page in Navigation View
	Renaming a File in Navigation View
	Printing the Navigation Structure
	Adding Shared Borders
	Editing Shared Border Content
	Inserting a Time Stamp
	Inserting Navigation Bars
	Editing Navigation Bars
	Deleting a Shared Border on a Page
	Adding a Theme to a Web

Working with Tasks View

	Using Tasks View
	Adding a Task Linked to a Page
	Adding a Task in Tasks View
	Viewing and Modifying Task Details
	Starting a Web Page Task
	Marking a Task as Complete
	Viewing Completed Tasks

Finalising and Publishing Webs

	Finalising and Publishing a Web
	Verifying & Repairing Hyperlinks
	Previewing the Web in a Browser
	Excluding Pages from Publishing

Working with Themes

	Changing the Theme for an Entire Web
	Applying a Theme to Individual Pages
	Changing Theme Attributes
	Creating a Custom Theme

Working with Style Sheets

	Creating an External Style Sheet
	Linking/Editing to an External Style Sheet
	Using Style Sheets with Themes

Using Frames

	Creating a New Frames Page
	Setting the Initial Page to Display
	Editing Actual Content within a Frame
	Creating a New Frame on an Existing Page
	Resizing a Frame
	Adding the Target Content within a Frame

Using Components and Forms

	Working with Components and Forms
	Inserting a Table of Contents
	Adding a Hover Button to a Web Page
	Adding a Search Form to a Web Page
	Changing FrontPage Component Properties
	Creating a Custom Form & Fields
	Changing Form Field Properties
	Defining Validation Rules
	Saving a Form to a File

Sharing Themes, Files, and Webs

	Sharing Themes; Sharing Files
	Setting Permissions for Webs
	Checking Files In and Out

Working with HTML

	Preserving HTML Code
	Inserting HTML Code
	Modifying HTML Tags
	Revealing HTML Tags

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