FrontPage 2002

Martin Matthews (Freeland, WA) has used computers for over 30 years, from some of the early mainframe computers to recent personal computers. He has done this as a programmer, systems analyst, manager, vice president, and president of a software firm. Marty has authored or co-authored over 50 computer books including FrontPage 2000: The Complete Reference. Erik Poulsen (Port Townsend, WA) has contributed to, or co-authored 11 books on computers and their applications, the most recent being FrontPage 2000: The Complete Reference.

Part I - Getting started: Designing and creating web applications; exploring FrontPage using wizards and themes. Part II - Creating Web sites: Creating and formatting a web page from scratch; adding and managing hyperlinks and hotspots; using tables and frames; working with forms and reports; using FrontPage components; advanced techniques; importing and integrating Office and other files. Part III - working behind the scenes: working with HTML; using dynamic HTML (DHTML); extensible mark-up language (XML); Web scripting languages; active server pages (ASP); advanced active server pages; Java server pages (JSP); working with database; activating your webs. Part IV - Extending your Web site: adding multimedia to your webs: security on the Web; doing e-commerce; setting up an intranet; publishing and promoting webs on the Internet.