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Microsoft Office Frontpage 2003 The Complete Reference

Name: Microsoft Office Frontpage 2003 The Complete Reference
Author: Martin Matthews
ISBN: 9780072229400

by Martin Matthews

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Overview

The Most Comprehensive Resource Available on Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003

Learn to use FrontPage to create and maintain a presence on the Web for your business, group, organization, family, or even for yourself. Discover what goes into a quality Web site, how to design one, and how to apply all the tools and components of FrontPage. This detailed guide will take you through all the steps necessary to build a Web presence from scratch or get assistance from wizards, themes, and templates. Plus, create your own Web application--from initial design to placing your content on a Web server where it can be accessed by anyone.

• Plan and construct professional Web sites--even without any programming skills

• Use templates and forms to streamline Web design and site architecture

• Automate functions with FrontPage components

• Create sophisticated sites with tables, frames, and forms

• Share data between Office applications

• Implement Internet security features to protect visitor privacy and guard your site

• Create full Web applications with Web scripting and ASP.NET

• Tie a database to a Web site and use it to make custom pages

• Publish and promote your Web site

• Get results out of this multifaceted application quickly

ABOUT THE AUTHORS:

Martin S. Matthews has more than 40 years of computing experience and has been writing books about computers for more than 20 years. Along with Erik Poulsen, he co-authored the previous three editions of this book.

Carole B. Matthews has more than 30 years of computing experience and has been writing computer books for more than 20 years. She has written books on her own and has co-authored several with Martin.

Erik B. Poulsen has contributed to or co-authored a dozen books on computers and applications. He has worked with the Internet since before the existence of the World Wide Web, and is a Webmaster and developer.

About the Author, Martin Matthews

Martin S. Matthews (Freeland, WA) has over 30 years of computing experience. Marty has also held management and executive-level positions in several companies. He has been both a company president of a 45-person firm for six years and a vice president of finance at a 500-person firm for seven years. In these positions Marty could see the need for and use of the end products of computing. Marty has been writing computer-related books for more than 15 years.