Book recommendations for a Frontpage newbie?

[Guest]

Hi-
I am semi-new to Frontpage. I know the very basics and know very little
html. Does anyone have a user-friendly Frontpage book recommendation?

Thanks- I am glad I found this board- I am already learning a lot from
reading all of the posts!

 

[clintonG]

Learn HTML first. Go to Barnes & Noble and sit around and read. Better yet,
did you ever hear of a library card?

<%= Clinton Gallagher
NET csgallagher AT metromilwaukee.com
URL http://clintongallagher.metromilwaukee.com/

 

[msnews.microsoft.com]

My favorite (bought when I was a complete newbie) is "MS Office FrontPage
2003 Inside/Out" by Jim Buyens - there are also versions of this book for
earlier versions of FrontPage. I found this simple and easy to read - simple
to follow.

Larry

 

[Larry]

Sorry about the name - my bad.

Larry

My favorite (bought when I was a complete newbie) is "MS Office FrontPage
2003 Inside/Out" by Jim Buyens - there are also versions of this book for
earlier versions of FrontPage. I found this simple and easy to read -
simple to follow.

Larry

 

[Steve Easton]

Depending on what version of FrontPage you have, here's some not well
advertised help files that are already on your machine.

Using windows explorer browse to:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICExx\1033
with xx being 10 for FrontPage 2002 and 11 for FrontPage 2003.

Look for the following files:

FPMAIN10.CHM which is a FrontPage help and get started file

HTMLREF.CHM which is a good HTML, CSS and DHTML reference

JSCRIPT5.CHM which is a good javascript reference.

Double clicking the files will open them.

Hint: make shortcuts to them on your desktop

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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
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[Kevin Spencer]

If I had money to invest, I'd invest it in Google. I use it a dozen times a
day.

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Kevin Spencer
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