Japanese Web Design

[Guest]

Hi there

I am in the process of creating a new website in Japanese with some pages in English. I have the English version of Front Page and I have used it to create about 6 sites so far in English so I am still a beginner and I am also a native English speaker so it is easier for me to use the English version of the Front Page software however I was wondering what the difference between the two versions are? For instance, to register with the Japanese search engines I believe the site must be in Japanese so the pages must be labeled in Japanese however if it is uploaded in the English version of FrontPage how does this affect the site? I need to create a fairly professional site this time so your help is much appreciated

 

[Steve]

Greetings -- did you get any help with this?

I also have a question about how to create a new website
in Japanese. I can't enable editing of Japanese in FP
2000. I've tried to enable Japanese, using Office Tools,
etc., but the IME does not yet appear. How can I get it
to appear?

Any recommendations that anyone has would be greatly
appreciated. You can contact me at
(e-mail address removed).

Thanks.

-----Original Message-----
Hi there,

I am in the process of creating a new website in

Japanese with some pages in English. I have the English
version of Front Page and I have used it to create about
6 sites so far in English so I am still a beginner and I
am also a native English speaker so it is easier for me
to use the English version of the Front Page software
however I was wondering what the difference between the
two versions are? For instance, to register with the
Japanese search engines I believe the site must be in
Japanese so the pages must be labeled in Japanese however
if it is uploaded in the English version of FrontPage how
does this affect the site? I need to create a fairly
professional site this time so your help is much
appreciate

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

I believe you would have had to purchase the Japanese version of FP2000

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