Microsoft FrontPage 2003 (eBook)

Christian Crumlish has been designing web sites since 1994. He?scurrently a consultant developing web-enabled applications forFortune 500 clients. He has authored over 15 computer booksincluding Dreamweaver MX/Fireworks MX Savvy.Kate Chase is an online technical manager who has lead supportcommunities on AOL, MSN and ZDNet. Kate has authored severalcomputer books including Instant E-Commerce and PC Disaster andRecovery. She has helped people use FrontPage to createprofessional sites.

Introduction.PART I: PLANNING YOUR PROJECT AND SETTING UP FRONTPAGE.Chapter 1: Planning and Preparing for a Web Project.Chapter 2: Setting Up Your Workspace.Chapter 3: Web Pages Deconstructed.Chapter 4: Defining Your Website.Chapter 5: Gathering Content and Working with a Team.PART II: BUILDING A WEB PAGE.Chapter 6: Creating a New Web Page.Chapter 7: Working Through Page Layout.Chapter 8: Inserting and Formatting Text.Chapter 9: Working with Graphics.Chapter 10: Inserting and Maintaining Hyperlinks.Chapter 11: Implementing Your Navigation Scheme.Chapter 12: Working with Dynamic Web Templates.PART III: ADDING DYNAMIC CONTENT.Chapter 13: Adding Animation and Multimedia.Chapter 14: Inserting ActiveX Controls and Other AdvancedObjects.Chapter 15: Building Forms.PART IV: DEVELOPING WEB APPLICATIONS.Chapter 16: An Overview of Database-Backed Sites.Chapter 17: Working Directly with Markup and Scripts.Chapter 18: Developing Data-Driven Websites.Chapter 19: Adding Automatic Web Components.Chapter 20: Promoting Community with Discussions.PART V: SITE ADMINISTRATION FROM START TO FINISH.Chapter 21: Setting Up the Back-End Interface.Chapter 22: Enabling Content Management.Chapter 23: Going Live.Chapter 24: Maintaining and Administering a Site.Appendix A: Installing a Web Server.Appendix B: Online Resources.Index.