User Guide

In a nutshell, it’s a web developer’s Swiss Army Knife. But like any other
multi-purpose tool, FrontPage may not have all the capabilities you want built
in—for instance, it might not have robust enough image editing tools for you.
You can easily supplement it with other “editor” applications by choosing
Tools→Options→Configure Editors.
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Views
One of most useful aspects of FrontPage is its variety of different views. In
general, these views let you create and edit pages, as well as check a web’s
current condition, contents, and structure. As you can see in Figure 1-3, the
Views bar, located on the left of the application window, gives you fast access
to any of the different views shown below. Table 1-1 describes what each view
displays.
Figure 1-3: The FrontPage application window with a web open.
The View menu, not only also gives you access to all views on the Views
bar, but you can also hide or display both the Views bar and the Folder List
to maximize the space of the content area you have inside your application
window.
Table 1-1: Views Bar Icons and What They Display
Views Bar Icon Display This View To
Create and edit individual pages within a web. (Some-
times called Page Editor view.)
LESSON 1
Lesson 1: Creating a Web 11
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