Tired of that plain, boring white or gray background? Add variety and spice to your Web page with a colored background. These instructions are for FrontPage 97.
Make your text stand out against a colored background or a background image. These instructions use FrontPage 97.
No matter how many bells and whistles you've got on your Web page, one misspelled word will make it look amateurish. Check for spelling errors using FrontPage 97, Microsoft's simple Web design...
Pictures are worth a thousand words, even if they can ratchet up that page size. Use the organizational tools in Microsoft FrontPage 2000 to keep track of images and where they are located.
You can add video clips to your Web page using FrontPage 2000, Microsoft's simple Web editing program.
Entertain visitors to your page by adding background sounds. These instructions use FrontPage 2000, a Web editing program from Microsoft.
Changing the default margins on a Web page is easy with FrontPage 97, Microsoft's simple Web design program.
A style sheet allows you to easily maintain a consistent look (fonts, colors, background images, margin spacing and so on) throughout a Web site. These instructions use Microsoft FrontPage 97.
Use lists to organize information and make it stand out on your Web page. These instructions use Microsoft FrontPage 97.
Horizontal lines (also called rules) separate text, paragraphs or other components on a Web page. This tutorial uses Microsoft FrontPage 97.
Use line breaks to separate paragraphs, sections and lines of text. These instructions use Microsoft FrontPage 97.
Marquees scroll text automatically across a Web page. Viewable in Microsoft Internet Explorer 2.x and above, marquees are an interesting special effect. These instructions use Microsoft FrontPage 97.
Use tables to organize data or to anchor components on a page (using a table is one way to regulate spacing between objects). This tutorial uses Microsoft FrontPage 2000.
Use a caption to tell viewers what the table is for. This is especially useful if you have several tables on a page. This tutorial uses Microsoft FrontPage 98 or later.
Use footers to add information on each page, such as copyright or page author information. Add a navigation bar to a footer to make sure you include important links on every page. These...
Use headers to place your logo, a navigation bar or other information on each page in your Web site. This tutorial uses Microsoft FrontPage 97.
Frames allow you to have several viewable Web pages in a single page. Use frames to keep the navigation bar or your logo visible at all times. You can create frames-based Web pages using...
Documents created in Microsoft Word or other word processing programs can be converted to HTML using Microsoft FrontPage. This tutorial uses FrontPage 97.
Add plain text (.txt) files to your FrontPage web for simple, fast Web publishing. These instructions use Microsoft FrontPage 97.
Forms are useful for collecting information, registering visitors and soliciting feedback on your Web page. Use the Microsoft FrontPage FormPage Wizard to make form creation simple and quick. This...
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