I want to add a calendar to my website but I can't seem to find a good
option. I am pretty new to FrontPage and I am using FrontPage 2000.
What I want to do is add a simple calendar and gray out specific
dates.

Having one page displaying all 12 months would work out or something
where someone will be able to click on a button to scroll through the
months would work out too. I thought about using an Access database
for this but I wasn't quite sure how to diplay the days in a month
format in a form. I am open to all suggestions.

Is there any option that someone can think of?

Thanks,

Ryan Johnson

if you have ms outlook (full version) you can save your calendar as a "web
page".
you may want to look on www.hotscripts.com or www.aspin.com for a calendar.
I've also seen macros that will write a table on your page resembling a
calendar.
HTH

"Ryan Johnson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> I want to add a calendar to my website but I can't seem to find a good
> option. I am pretty new to FrontPage and I am using FrontPage 2000.
> What I want to do is add a simple calendar and gray out specific
> dates.
>
> Having one page displaying all 12 months would work out or something
> where someone will be able to click on a button to scroll through the
> months would work out too. I thought about using an Access database
> for this but I wasn't quite sure how to diplay the days in a month
> format in a form. I am open to all suggestions.
>
> Is there any option that someone can think of?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ryan Johnson

:: "Ryan Johnson" asked-
:: I want to add a calendar to my website but I can't seem
:: to find a good option. I am pretty new to FrontPage and
:: I am using FrontPage 2000. What I want to do is add a
:: simple calendar and gray out specific
:: dates.
::
:: Having one page displaying all 12 months would work out
:: or something where someone will be able to click on a
:: button to scroll through the months would work out too.
:: I thought about using an Access database
:: for this but I wasn't quite sure how to diplay the days
:: in a month format in a form. I am open to all
:: suggestions.
::
:: Is there any option that someone can think of?

: Chris replied-
: if you have ms outlook (full version) you can save your
: calendar as a "web page".
: you may want to look on www.hotscripts.com or
: www.aspin.com for a calendar. I've also seen macros that
: will write a table on your page resembling a calendar.
-------------------------------------------------------

Here is a sample of an Outlook 2000 created calendar:

http://www.lannonfire.com/Calendar/Calendar.htm

When you save from Outlook, there are a few options use.
This one is set for Nov 1 2003 until Dec 31 2004. Styling
is controlled by calendar.css

Mike

the first time I tried it (the outlook calendar), I actually browsed to a
folder on my hosted server and couldn't believe that it actually posted it
to the web right from outlook.
still, it's a little nicer to have outlook save the calendar to a folder on
your hard drive, then import the folder into FrontPage so you can turn it
into a subweb, edit it's colors, and generally "push it around" and just
publish from FrontPage.
IMHO

"Mike Mueller" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> :: "Ryan Johnson" asked-
> :: I want to add a calendar to my website but I can't seem
> :: to find a good option. I am pretty new to FrontPage and
> :: I am using FrontPage 2000. What I want to do is add a
> :: simple calendar and gray out specific
> :: dates.
> ::
> :: Having one page displaying all 12 months would work out
> :: or something where someone will be able to click on a
> :: button to scroll through the months would work out too.
> :: I thought about using an Access database
> :: for this but I wasn't quite sure how to diplay the days
> :: in a month format in a form. I am open to all
> :: suggestions.
> ::
> :: Is there any option that someone can think of?
>
> : Chris replied-
> : if you have ms outlook (full version) you can save your
> : calendar as a "web page".
> : you may want to look on www.hotscripts.com or
> : www.aspin.com for a calendar. I've also seen macros that
> : will write a table on your page resembling a calendar.
> -------------------------------------------------------
>
> Here is a sample of an Outlook 2000 created calendar:
>
> http://www.lannonfire.com/Calendar/Calendar.htm
>
> When you save from Outlook, there are a few options use.
> This one is set for Nov 1 2003 until Dec 31 2004. Styling
> is controlled by calendar.css
>
> Mike
>
>

Exactly what I do. I copied the css file out of it and just
replace the one it creates when I update (monthly)


: the first time I tried it (the outlook calendar), I
: actually browsed to a folder on my hosted server and
: couldn't believe that it actually posted it to the web
: right from outlook.
: still, it's a little nicer to have outlook save the
: calendar to a folder on your hard drive, then import the
: folder into FrontPage so you can turn it into a subweb,
: edit it's colors, and generally "push it around" and just
: publish from FrontPage.
: IMHO
:
: "Mike Mueller" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
: news:(E-Mail Removed)...
:::: "Ryan Johnson" asked-
:::: I want to add a calendar to my website but I can't seem
:::: to find a good option. I am pretty new to FrontPage
:::: and
:::: I am using FrontPage 2000. What I want to do is add a
:::: simple calendar and gray out specific
:::: dates.
::::
:::: Having one page displaying all 12 months would work
:::: out
:::: or something where someone will be able to click on a
:::: button to scroll through the months would work out too.
:::: I thought about using an Access database
:::: for this but I wasn't quite sure how to diplay the days
:::: in a month format in a form. I am open to all
:::: suggestions.
::::
:::: Is there any option that someone can think of?
::
::: Chris replied-
::: if you have ms outlook (full version) you can save your
::: calendar as a "web page".
::: you may want to look on www.hotscripts.com or
::: www.aspin.com for a calendar. I've also seen macros that
::: will write a table on your page resembling a calendar.
:: -------------------------------------------------------
::
:: Here is a sample of an Outlook 2000 created calendar:
::
:: http://www.lannonfire.com/Calendar/Calendar.htm
::
:: When you save from Outlook, there are a few options use.
:: This one is set for Nov 1 2003 until Dec 31 2004.
:: Styling
:: is controlled by calendar.css
::
:: Mike

what about a javascript calendar:
http://www.islandnet.com/~wji/calendarmaker.html
!-- This script and many more are available free online at --
!-- The JavaScript Source!! http://javascript.internet.com --

"Mike Mueller" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Exactly what I do. I copied the css file out of it and just
> replace the one it creates when I update (monthly)
>
>
> : the first time I tried it (the outlook calendar), I
> : actually browsed to a folder on my hosted server and
> : couldn't believe that it actually posted it to the web
> : right from outlook.
> : still, it's a little nicer to have outlook save the
> : calendar to a folder on your hard drive, then import the
> : folder into FrontPage so you can turn it into a subweb,
> : edit it's colors, and generally "push it around" and just
> : publish from FrontPage.
> : IMHO
> :
> : "Mike Mueller" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> : news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> :::: "Ryan Johnson" asked-
> :::: I want to add a calendar to my website but I can't seem
> :::: to find a good option. I am pretty new to FrontPage
> :::: and
> :::: I am using FrontPage 2000. What I want to do is add a
> :::: simple calendar and gray out specific
> :::: dates.
> ::::
> :::: Having one page displaying all 12 months would work
> :::: out
> :::: or something where someone will be able to click on a
> :::: button to scroll through the months would work out too.
> :::: I thought about using an Access database
> :::: for this but I wasn't quite sure how to diplay the days
> :::: in a month format in a form. I am open to all
> :::: suggestions.
> ::::
> :::: Is there any option that someone can think of?
> ::
> ::: Chris replied-
> ::: if you have ms outlook (full version) you can save your
> ::: calendar as a "web page".
> ::: you may want to look on www.hotscripts.com or
> ::: www.aspin.com for a calendar. I've also seen macros that
> ::: will write a table on your page resembling a calendar.
> :: -------------------------------------------------------
> ::
> :: Here is a sample of an Outlook 2000 created calendar:
> ::
> :: http://www.lannonfire.com/Calendar/Calendar.htm
> ::
> :: When you save from Outlook, there are a few options use.
> :: This one is set for Nov 1 2003 until Dec 31 2004.
> :: Styling
> :: is controlled by calendar.css
> ::
> :: Mike
>
>
>

That does display a calendar, but where do you put the info?


: what about a javascript calendar:
: http://www.islandnet.com/~wji/calendarmaker.html
: !-- This script and many more are available free online
: at -- !-- The JavaScript Source!!
: http://javascript.internet.com --
:
: "Mike Mueller" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
: news:(E-Mail Removed)...
:: Exactly what I do. I copied the css file out of it and
:: just replace the one it creates when I update (monthly)
::
::
::: the first time I tried it (the outlook calendar), I
::: actually browsed to a folder on my hosted server and
::: couldn't believe that it actually posted it to the web
::: right from outlook.
::: still, it's a little nicer to have outlook save the
::: calendar to a folder on your hard drive, then import the
::: folder into FrontPage so you can turn it into a subweb,
::: edit it's colors, and generally "push it around" and
::: just publish from FrontPage.
::: IMHO
:::
::: "Mike Mueller" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
::: news:(E-Mail Removed)...
:::::: "Ryan Johnson" asked-
:::::: I want to add a calendar to my website but I can't
:::::: seem to find a good option. I am pretty new to
:::::: FrontPage and
:::::: I am using FrontPage 2000. What I want to do is add a
:::::: simple calendar and gray out specific
:::::: dates.
::::::
:::::: Having one page displaying all 12 months would work
:::::: out
:::::: or something where someone will be able to click on a
:::::: button to scroll through the months would work out
:::::: too. I thought about using an Access database
:::::: for this but I wasn't quite sure how to diplay the
:::::: days in a month format in a form. I am open to all
:::::: suggestions.
::::::
:::::: Is there any option that someone can think of?
::::
::::: Chris replied-
::::: if you have ms outlook (full version) you can save
::::: your calendar as a "web page".
::::: you may want to look on www.hotscripts.com or
::::: www.aspin.com for a calendar. I've also seen macros
::::: that will write a table on your page resembling a
::::: calendar.
:::: -------------------------------------------------------
::::
:::: Here is a sample of an Outlook 2000 created calendar:
::::
:::: http://www.lannonfire.com/Calendar/Calendar.htm
::::
:::: When you save from Outlook, there are a few options
:::: use. This one is set for Nov 1 2003 until Dec 31 2004.
:::: Styling
:::: is controlled by calendar.css
::::
:::: Mike

Hi Ryan......

You might want to take a look at:

http://www.frontpagegui.com/introduction.asp

Best
Tom Gahagan
"Ryan Johnson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> I want to add a calendar to my website but I can't seem to find a good
> option. I am pretty new to FrontPage and I am using FrontPage 2000.
> What I want to do is add a simple calendar and gray out specific
> dates.
>
> Having one page displaying all 12 months would work out or something
> where someone will be able to click on a button to scroll through the
> months would work out too. I thought about using an Access database
> for this but I wasn't quite sure how to diplay the days in a month
> format in a form. I am open to all suggestions.
>
> Is there any option that someone can think of?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ryan Johnson