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Objective:
Learn
to create and publish a Web site using FrontPage 2003.
Prerequisite
Skills:
- Comfortable
with the Windows environment.
- Basic
skills in Microsoft Office applications, especially Microsoft
Word.
- Comfortable
navigating the Internet with a standard browser.
Course Description:
Do you need to create Web sites and pages with FrontPage 2003?
Do you need to control page layout, format text, insert pictures,
and create hyperlinks to other pages and sites?
Attend
this course if you want to:
- Understand
basic Web development concepts.
- Understand
and navigate the FrontPage environment.
- Create
a new Web site using a template or from scratch.
- Create
pages within a site.
- Add
text to a Web page.
- Add
images to a page.
- Create
links to navigate to other locations.
- Use
tables to organize content on a page.
- Format
a Web page using themes and styles.
- Create
and apply a dynamic Web template.
- Develop
an effective navigation structure for a site.
- Publish
a Web site.
Class
Length:
8 hours
Delivery
Formats:
Objective:
Learn
to use some of the more advanced features of FrontPage 2003, including
frames, advanced navigation features, forms, and dynamic content.
Also learn additional tips for managing and maintaining a site.
Prerequisite
Skills:
Course Description:
Do you
want to lay out your pages in frames? Do you want to use advanced
navigation features such as image maps, search capabilities, a link
bar, or a table of contents? Do you want to create forms to allow
two-way communication with site users? Do you want to add dynamic
elements like interactive buttons and rollover images?
Attend
this course if you want to:
- Create
and modify frames.
- Add
search capabilities to a site.
- Create
image maps to make each part of an image link to a different location.
- Insert
a link bar.
- Create
a table of contents to help users find information on your site.
- Add
a form to a Web page.
- Send
form data to a file or a database.
- Share
content between pages.
- Add
interactive buttons to a page.
- Swap
images when users roll their mouse over a graphic.
- Display
database information on a page.
- Insert
meta tags that redirect users to a different Web page after a
specified delay.
- Add
an Office chart to a Web page to display data graphically.
- Use
FrontPage Tasks to keep track of work that needs to be done.
- Manage
files with Source Control.
- Manage
a file's review status.
- Secure
a site with user-based permissions.
- Manage
Web folders and files.
- Find
and fix broken hyperlinks.
- View
site statistics.
Class
Length:
8 hours
Delivery
Formats:
Objective:
Learn
to use FrontPage 2002 to create, edit, and publish Web pages that
include text, tables, images, and other components.
Prerequisite
Skills:
- Comfortable
with the Windows environment.
- Basic
skills in Microsoft Office applications, especially Microsoft
Word.
- Comfortable
navigating the Internet with a standard browser.
Course Description:
Do you need to plan and create a Web site and add pages to the
site? Do you need to format text, control page layout, create links
between pages, and prepare the site for publishing?
Attend
this course if you want to:
- Create
a new Web site and add pages to the site.
- Add
and format text on a page.
- Use
tables to lay out page content.
- Create
hyperlinks to connect pages and to allow navigation to other sites
and pages.
- Add
pictures to a page.
- Create
image maps to link portions of a picture to different locations.
- Apply
a theme to an entire site or individual pages in a site.
- Prepare
and publish a Web site.
Class
Length:
8 hours
Delivery
Formats:
Objective:
Learn
more advanced features of FrontPage 2002, such as creating a splash
screen, using templates, setting up frames, creating forms, and
adding dynamic content.
Prerequisite
Skills:
Course Description:
Do you
need to set up frames, use advanced navigation features, or create
forms for your site?
Attend
this course if you want to:
- Create
a template based on an existing page.
- Create
a splash page for a site.
- Display
content in frames.
- Use
forms to collect data from site visitors.
- Display
database information on a page.
- Create
a table of contents for your site.
- Add
search capabilities to help people find the information they need.
- Secure
your site from unauthorized changes.
- Analyze
your site's usage.
Class
Length:
8 hours
Delivery
Formats:
Objective:
Learn
to use FrontPage 2000 to create, modify, and format webs; create
hyperlinks in webs; insert and manipulate images; design tables;
and perform basic Web page management tasks.
Prerequisite
Skills:
- Comfortable
with the Windows environment.
- Basic
skills in Microsoft Office applications, especially Microsoft
Word.
- Comfortable
navigating the Internet with a standard browser.
Course Description:
Do you need to create, modify, and format
webs with FrontPage 2000? Do you need to create hyperlinks, insert
and manipulate images, design tables, and publish webs?
Attend
this course if you want to:
- Become
familiar with the FrontPage environment.
- Create
webs and add pages to a web.
- Link
pages together, and provide links to other locations within and
outside your web.
- Add,
copy, move, and format text.
- Apply
themes to a page.
- Insert
pictures on a page.
- Use
images as hyperlinks.
- Create
and customize tables.
- Preview,
publish, and maintain a web.
Class
Length:
8 hours
Delivery
Formats:
Objective:
Learn
more advanced features of FrontPage 2000, such as setting up frames,
creating forms, working with databases, adding media and other functionality
to pages, and working with style sheets and themes.
Prerequisite
Skills:
Course Description:
Do you
need to set up frames, create forms, or add media elements to a
page? Do you want to work with databases, style sheets, and themes?
Attend
this course if you want to:
- Create
a Web site using a wizard.
- Organize
your content in frames.
- Create
and collect data from forms.
- Add
media elements to a Web page.
- Add
advanced components and functions.
- Work
with reports.
- Collaborate
with others using tasks.
- Understand
the concept of dynamic HTML.
- Use
style sheets, styles, and themes.
Class
Length:
8 hours
Delivery
Formats:
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