How to Upgrade Microsoft FrontPage 2000

Microsoft FrontPage 2000 is an HTML editor used to create web pages. Due to Microsoft's discontinuing this product, the only versions created after Microsoft FrontPage 2000 were Microsoft FrontPage 2002 and Microsoft FrontPage 2003. The Microsoft FrontPage software was replaced by the Microsoft Expressions Web program, which is in its 4th edition as of September 2010. You can upgrade your Microsoft FrontPage 2000 to either FrontPage 2002, FrontPage 2003 or Expressions Web 1.0.

Instructions

1. Download or purchase an upgrade disk or digital file. From Microsoft FrontPage 2000, you can upgrade to Microsoft FrontPage 2002, Microsoft FrontPage 2003 or Microsoft Expressions Web 1.0. None of the upgrades are available from Microsoft because they are older versions. You must purchase these products from a retailer. You can use the Nextag website (see Resources) to look for retailers or look on Amazon, eBay or eValueSoftware (see Resources).

2. Make sure that Microsoft FrontPage 2000 is closed on your computer.

3. Insert the upgrade disk or double-click on the downloaded upgrade file. This starts the upgrade installation wizard.

4. Read the software terms and conditions. In order to proceed and start the upgrade installation, you must agree to the terms.

5. Follow the prompts to complete the upgrade. When you are asked for the product key, you can find it on the installation disk package or the download receipt.

References

• Learning Computer Tips: How To Upgrade Microsoft FrontPage
• Microsoft: Microsoft FrontPage to Expression Web

Resources

• Amazon: Purchase Frontpage Upgrades From Third Party Sellers
• Nextag: Shopping Comparison Site
• eBay: Frontpage Upgrade Listings
• eValueSoftware: Purchase Frontpage Upgrades