The authors, David Elderbrock and David Karlins, cover basic use of the program and show users how to work with graphics, tables, and frames. As you pore through the book, you'll work on cascading style sheets, forms, discussion webs, scripting languages, ActiveX controls, Java programming, database connectivity, and FrontPage server extensions.
The writers cover difficult tasks, which shows they've actually used the product to tackle the problems described. For instance, the section on DHTML pages explains how to create a DHTML page that works in both Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. Anyone using FrontPage 2000 will find the book very useful, but power users will really appreciate its breadth and depth. --Rob Franklin
System Requirements: PC running Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT; CD-ROM drive
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Microsoft Front Page 2000 Bible,
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This review is from: Microsoft® FrontPage® 2000 Bible (Paperback)
I am impressed with the books layout and comprehensive content. I found the accompanying CD to be quite helpful. I like that completed examples of exercises in the book (organized by chapter) are included on the CD. The CD also includes nice looking, easy-to-navigate templates.So far, every question or stumbling block that I have come across has been addressed in this book. The index is quite complete. This book is excellent as a reference guide as well as a training guide. I am an experienced computer user versed in many software products. I have worked for several years training people to use computers and software. As an experienced user, I have been able to teach myself FrontPage using this book. Wearing another hat, I am always looking for easy to comprehend reference books for students. This book would be helpful and comprehensible to users coming from a beginning background, while still holding the interest of more advanced users. The "Quick Start" booklet that comes with the book is useful for people who want to quickly get started designing (and fiddling) without searching through the whole book. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to design effective web pages without learning extensive programming.
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FP 2000 Bible, From Intro to Publish,
By George E. Puckett (Tucson, AZ United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Microsoft® FrontPage® 2000 Bible (Paperback)
"The Front Page 2000 Bible" put me on the Internet. I am a reluctant Senior Citizen trying to keep up with technology. Just 3 years ago I was completely computer illiterate. I had been trying to get a website together for several years. I tried another WYSIWYG editor and several other books. Nothing! I purchased FP 2000 and "The FP 2000 Bible" and within several days I clicked the publish button on Front Page. I now have 4 sites on the Internet and more on the way. I have even been approached by a newspaper in Northern California to handle some of their overflow website design work. And I have been working with Front Page for less than 6 months.No technical book can read or flow like novel. I wish they could. However, within a few days of reading and doing the examples from "The FP 2000 Bible", I uploaded my first site. The real test is what happens when you click on "publish web" in Front Page. I continually return to the book as a reference. When I am ready to try something new for one of my sites, I grab my "Bible." I think the authors did an excellent job in presenting the necessary material. The Front Page Forum hosted by David Karlins is invaluable. Whenever I need help I go there. That's another plus. It's like continuing education, included for the initial price of the book. No one can anticipate all of the questions and impart all of the knowledge necessary to learn Front Page. To do so would take many volumes. But David fills in the gaps with his speedy and complete answers. The Quick Guide, "The Front Page 2000 Bible" and the accompanying CD, with examples, make for a complete learning package.
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful:
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Buy it. You won't regret it.,
By arzee_el@juno.com (Tulsa, OK USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Microsoft® FrontPage® 2000 Bible (Paperback)
If you're brand new to web page authoring like myself, the "Bible" is an excellent guide. I bought it on the strength of a review here at Amazon.... Everything "ep" wrote on that review is true. The Quick Start Book is exactly what it is - a quick start, and it's good. It helped me quickly understand the basics of FrontPage 2000. Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Bible by Edelbrock and Karlin is an excellent supplement to an excellent software. It's not perfect, like "ep" pointed out, but I'm building a departmental intranet using only this book and the program's user help index.
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