Creating your FrontPage 2000 web site

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Microsoft's FrontPage editing tool one most commonly used web site editing tools today. It both easy learn gives you flexibility let your web site grow over time. This means, once you become a more advanced user, you will see you can apply CGI scripts modify your HTML code very easily FrontPage.
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1.After you have installed FrontPage your workstation, open program from your Start, Programs menu Windows. 
2.After application opens, you'll be presented with a blank page. You can start entering text or go up toolbar change text colors, etc. just like in any other MS Office 2000 application. 
3.Once you have tried a few different things out, right-click anywhere new page you've been working in. Choose Page Properties...     
4.Here you can change page title, appears web browser's toolbar when you view your web pages, background color, link colors, etc. 
5.If you want use a "theme" that was included with the application, close out of Properties window select "Theme..." from Format drop down menu. Select theme you like best, or not one at all, click okay. 
6.Go File drop down menu when done with page, choose Save As... Save your file according format discussed our Getting Started page, if you are not already sure how name files Web. You will want save your files the default directory that appears under Save As... unless you have used FrontPage before and understand how subwebs webs work your PC. 
7.When ready start a new page, go File drop down menu, and select New Page. If you implemented a theme earlier step, you'll notice the theme appears automatically new page. If you did not, you will need manually configure the way page looks. 
8.You can link pages together by going Navigation view (clickable left-hand side of FrontPage window) clicking files dragging and dropping them together. 
9.Once you've created several pages, are ready practice publishing, read next section. 
10.Remember: Practice makes perfect. Once you start play around with program a lot, you'll learn about many new cool things that you can add to your site, like message boards, forms, images, links, etc. 
11.You can always buy an additional book getting started with FrontPage if manual does not contain enough detail. Publishing your FrontPage 2000 web site Once you are done building your pages or making changes existing ones, you are ready to publish. The steps below are same steps you will take every time you need publish your web or make changes it. 

1.Connect Internet. (Do this before opening FrontPage. If FrontPage already open close down, connect, then reopen it). 
2.If you don't already have FrontPage open, open it, go File, Open open web site that you would like publish. (The web should be already saved your PC). 
3.Once web open, go File, Publish Web... 
4.Enter either your site's web address or IP address that were sent you when you signed up account. If you know that your domain already active (it's propagated) then you will likely want enter http://www.[insertyourdomain.com] into field. 
5.Then click Publish. 
6.As long your FrontPage application locates your web address Internet verifies that FrontPage server extensions are installed (see "Getting your site FrontPage ready" section this page), you will then be prompted the username password for your account. 
7.Enter both username password exactly they were sent you. Our web servers are case sensitive. 
8.After you have done this, you will see the pages start publish site. 
9.When publishing done, you will be presented with a link view your web site. Click link and will take you the site. 
10.If you want make any changes, just go back into FrontPage, make changes and publish again outlined above. 

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