FrontPage 2002 - 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® version 2002 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 2002 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.

Objectives: This course will introduce delegates to web-enhancing aspects of creating, editing, and managing pages in FrontPage® version 2002.

	Create, save, and distribute a FrontPage page template.
	Create an animated entry page to a web site by inserting a FrontPage Web component.
	Use frames and Web components to display and repurpose existing content.
	Acquire data using a form and display database data on a page.
	Make a web more useful by adding elements and components that will make it easier for co-workers and visitors to locate information.
	Manage and monitor a web's content.

Create a Template Based on an Existing Page

	Modifying a Page Layout
	Apply a Background Image
	Apply a Background Sound
	Make a Template Available in a Web

Creating a Splash Page

	Add Flash Movies
	Change Default Documents
	Insert Redirect Meta Tags
	Publishing a Single Page

Displaying Content

	Use Frames to Display Related Pages in One Window
	Modifying Frames
	Add Banner Content
	Using an Inline Frame
	Use Existing Content in Many Pages

Collecting and Displaying Information Using a Web

	Modifying a Form's Elements
	Modifying a Form's Properties
	Create a Form Automatically
	Display Database Information on a Page
	Showing Data in a Bar Chart

Helping People Find Information

	Connect to External Web Content
	Categorise Files to be Used in a Workgroup
	Creating a Table of Contents Based on Categories
	Adding Search Capabilities to a Web
	Preparing a Page for External Search Engines

Managing a Web and Its Contents

	Prevent Open Files from Being Overwritten
	Use the Review Status Workflow Report
	Manage Content with Subwebs
	Creating a Custom Theme for a Subweb
	Secure Your Webs
	Displaying a Top 10 List for Visitors

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