| February 23, 2009 |
Here is a FrontPage
2003 Tutorial from Wesleyan University, providing
step-by-step instructions for creating and maintaining web pages and
web sites using Microsoft FrontPage.
Contents of FrontPage 2003 Tutorial:
- How
a Web Page Works
- Getting
Started
- Page
Settings
- Text
Options
- Creating
Links
- Images
- Tables
- Preview
- Design
Tips
- Managing
Your Web Site
Popularity: 37% [?]
| October 27, 2008 |
Popularity: 29% [?]
| June 19, 2008 |
Popularity: 12% [?]
| June 18, 2008 |
Here are 12 Free Office XP Training Manuals
for all of these Microsoft applications: Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
Outlook, Access, Project, Visio, and FrontPage. These excellent free
Office training documents, from microsofttrainingcourses.co.uk, include
tutorials and instructions for learning both introductory and advanced
features, and also provide Macro and VBA training. The documents are
downloaded in zip format, and when unzipped are in Word (.doc) format.
They are comprehensive and teach you all of the features and topics for
these apps in a step-by-step format.
MS Office 2002 / XP Training Manuals
MS Word Training Manuals
Popularity: 15% [?]
Here is a great Free
FrontPage 2003 Training Manual, from
microsofttrainingcourses.co.uk. This FrontPage training document is 207
pages in length, the zipped download size is 1.3mb, and the resulting
doc file size is 4.4mb. It covers and teaches all of the features and
functions in FrontPage that you need to know to create compelling web
pages and sites, including: FrontPage Views, Text and Paragraph
Formatting, Backgrounds, Page Setup, Linking, Images, Tables, Frames,
Themes, Forms, and Tasks Lists. For step-by-step instructions for each
Excel command demonstrated, look for the hand icon.
FrontPage 2003 Training Manual Table of Contents:
How to use this guide
Objectives
Instructions
Keyboard
Commands
Notes
Tips
Section 1
Common terminology associated with the Internet, Intranet and WWW
URL, Web browser, Frame
HyperLinks, HTTP, HTML
Organising Your Web’s Structures
Understanding Good Web Design
Section 2
FrontPage Views
The Folders View
The Reports View
The Navigation View
The Hyperlinks View
The Tasks View
Section 3
Starting a One-Page Web from Scratch
Creating new pages
Importing Pages and non-HTML files
Working with Folders and Web files
Section 4
Common Editing Tasks
Move and Copy Text
Using Line Breaks
Spell Checking across the Entire Web
Find and Replace Text across the Entire Web
Section 5
Formatting Text
Preview the Web in FrontPage preview
Preview the Web in your Web Browser Application
Section 6
Paragraph Formatting
Set paragraph alignment
Using Indentations
Borders and Shading
Section 7
Creating a Bulleted List and a Numbered list
Using images as bullets
Section 8
Titling a Page
Page Backgrounds
Setting Page Text Colors
Changing the Margins
Page Setup and Page Transitions
Section 9
Inserting Horizontal Lines
Adding Images (or Graphics)
Saving Images into Your Web
Section 10
Creating and Viewing Hyperlinks
Creating and Linking to Bookmarks
Creating an Image Hyperlink
Using Hotspots
The Hyperlinks View
Section 11
Working with Tables
Inserting Tables
Inserting and deleting rows and Columns
Changing Row and Column Height
Distribute rows and columns evenly
Splitting and merging cells
Applying Borders and Shading
Convert a table to text and text to table
Other Table Formatting options
Section 12
How Frames work
Navigational Frames
Applying Frames to an Existing Web
How inline frames are used
Save a frames page
The Frames Page (or frameset) Properties
Create a hyperlink to show a page in another frame
Section 13
Using FrontPage Components
Creating a marquee and a banner ad
Inserting the Hit Counter Component
Creating a hover button
Inserting Excel Charts, Pivot Tables and spreadsheets
Section 14
FrontPage Themes
Viewing Themes
Removing a Theme
Section 15
Creating New Pages in the Navigation Window
Changing the Orientation of a navigation bar
Removing the navigation bar
Section 16
Using Shared borders
Removing Shared Borders
Section 17
Create a Table of Contents
Regenerate a Table of Contents
Section 18
Designing Forms
Using Form Controls
Check Box’s and Radio buttons
Text Boxes and Drop Down Menus
Adding Submit and Reset Buttons
Managing Form Results
Setting Form Properties
Storing Form Results
The Results Storage Concept
Choosing a Container for the Results
Directing Form Input to an HTML File
Section 19
Create a Discussion Group on a Web Site
Delete a Web Document Discussion
Section 20
Working with Tasks
Viewing and Editing Task lists
Section 21
External Hyperlinks
Verifying Hyperlinks
Repairing broken links
Popularity: 16% [?]
| May 9, 2008 |
Here is a FrontPage
2003 Tutorial, from the University of Indiana, that
takes you through the process of developing and creating a Web page. It
shows you how to use FrontPage’s features, including tables, background
color, images, text formatting, and hyperlinks. Also take a look at
this site’s FrontPage
2003 Quick Sheet and their FrontPage
2003 Tables Tutorial.
FrontPage 2003 Tutorial Contents:
Popularity: 21% [?]
| March 18, 2008 |
Here are 19
FrontPage 2003 Tutorials, from brainbell.com,
teaching you many of FrontPage’s features that you need to know to
create attractive and compelling web sites. These cover important
FrontPage functionality, such as hyperlinks, images, tables, frames,
CSS, layers, DHTML, structuring your site, themes, templates,
collaboration tools, and working with Databases.
Introduction
FrontPage Intorduction to: Site management, Site publishing, Templates
and wizards, Collaboration tools, Integration with Microsoft Office.
Creating
a Basic Web Page
This tutorial will help you to making a basic web page in FrontPage.
And shows some features which will speedup your work like: Hands-on
editing (you have not need to write code); Speed: tasks that are
extremely tedious when coding manually; visual aids. FrontPage provides
diagrams to help manage; guidance. FrontPage menus and toolbars provide
direction that’s lacking in an all-text HTML world.
Working
with Text
This tutorials covers the following: Inserting spaces between
paragraphs and words; adding special characters, selection and move of
text; format characters like change color, size; formatting of
paragraphs, aligning and spacing etc.
Hyperlinks
This tutorial described: what hyperlinks are, what url’s are,
differnece between absolute & relative urls, working with
hyperlinks and tooltips…
Work
with Images
This tutorial covers the following: Image Files on the Web; Adding
Pictures; formatting pictures; Adding Videos and Flash Movies; Saving
Image Files; Creating an Image Map; Creating Thumbnails; Adding a Photo
Gallery; Adding a Background Picture.
Tables
You’ll learn: introduction to tables, rows cells, how to insert table,
formatting of table and cells and FrontPage layout tables.
Frames
You’ll learn: Deciding Whether to Use Frames; Creating Frames and
Framesets; Editing Frameset Content; Hyperlinking from Frames; Creating
Inline Frames; Alternatives to Frames.
Cascading
Style Sheets
You’ll learn: inroduction to CSS (Cascading Style Sheets); create an
external style sheet; create embeded style sheet; applying style;
understanding to styles behavior.
Layers
You’ll learn: layers types; how to create, select and modify layers;
how to resize and position layers and working with nesting layers.
DHTML:
Adding Interactivity
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create rollover buttons,
cascading menus, play sounds, and display pop-up windows and messages.
You can even automatically reroute your visitors to a different Web
page. You’ll learn to do all these things with FrontPage DHTML (short
for Dynamic HTML) effects and behaviors.
Creating
and Structuring Your Web Site
This tutorial will help you tackle important decisions that rear up
when you start building a Web site: what FrontPage tools should you use
to create your site? Where should you save your site? What should you
name it? Once you get going, you’ll also need to know how to store and
organize all the files that you’re creating.
Themes,
Link Bars, and Templates
You’ll learn, how to use FrontPage’s themes, linkbars, and page
banners. Create page templates and dynamic web templates and more.
Testing
your site
This tutorial will give you tips about testing, like: validation,
accessibility, testing with different browsers, html optimization,
hyperlinks testing and usage of FrontPage tool REPORTS.
Publishing
your Site
You’ll learn: Microsoft Web Server Technologies: FrontPage Server
Extensions; Windows SharePoint Services; SharePoint Team Services;
Authoring Modes; Setting Publishing Preferences for FrontPage, how to
open remote web site in FrontPage, and how to Cleanup Code.
Collaboration
Tools
When you bring additional authors into the mix, the whole process of
creating a Web site gets more complicated. You’ll learn how to assign
pages, how to control over documents, and how to assign task to
differnt webmasters.
Gathering
Data with Forms
This tutorial introduces you to forms and the many ways FrontPage lets
you manage them. You can create your own form manually or use a
FrontPage form template (a ready-made form-creating tool). You’ll learn
how to collect the data you’re receiving in a variety of formatsfrom
email to text files, or you can even pipe the info you’re gathering
into a database. And you’ll also learn a few form-related tricks, like
how to make sure that visitors fill in certain fields and how to let
them know they’ve successfully filled out and submitted your form.
Working
with Databases
This
tutorial shows you how to set up FrontPage so that you can easily tap
into data storehouses and fill your pages with whatever info you want
to retrieve. You’ll also learn how to add a search feature to your
site. As usual, you can do it all without a lick of programming
knowledge.
Interacting
with a Database
This
tutorial teaches you how to create what is essentially a Web-based
application that lets visitors work directly with a database. After you
learn how to create this tool, you’ll see exactly how it works within a
browser.
Integrating
FrontPage with Office Programs
When you’re transferring material into FrontPage from another Office
program, there are some basic dos and don’ts, all of which you’ll read
about in this tutorial. You’ll learn about incorporating actual Word,
Excel, and PowerPoint files into your site. You’ll also see how to
convert them into a more Web-friendly format and find out about a few
other options for getting information out of Office and up on your Web
site.
Popularity: 21% [?]
| September 13, 2007 |
Here are links to freely available Microsoft
Office ebooks from
freebooklinks.com. This site bills itselfs as “A 100% free resource to
hundreds of free ebook downloads from all over the web.”
Freely
Available Microsoft Office eBooks
Popularity: 27% [?]
| August 3, 2007 |
Here is a step-by-step how FrontPage
2000 Tutorial from the Community College
of Rhode Island, describing how
to do the following tasks using FrontPage: Creating and Working with
Webs, Working with Page View, Working with Links, Formatting and
Developing Web Pages, Graphics and Animations, Working with
Tables, and Finalizing and Publishing a Website. These
tutorial lessons can also be used to learn many of these FrontPage
features in FrontPage XP and FrontPage 2003.
Contents
of FrontPage Tutorial:
Lesson
1 – Working with FrontPage
Popularity: 17% [?]
| June 4, 2007 |
Outfront.net
provides the following FrontPage Tutorials, Techniques, and
FAQs. These will help you get up to speed in learning how to
use FrontPage, and also make you a more productive and efficient
FrontPage web developer. Included are 14 FrontPage techniques, 23
FrontPage FAQs, and 14 Frontpage database tutorials. This site also
offers many Free
Web Templates that you can use with FrontPage 2000, 2002, and
2003.
Getting
Started with FrontPage
These tutorials
will help you create your first web site using FrontPage.
Popularity: 21% [?]
| April 19, 2007 |
Here is an excellent free Office training book, titled
Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Office 2003 in
24 Hours. This book will teach you great keyboard
shortcuts and efficient methods to perform many of the common tasks in
Office. It covers many important topics and features of all of
the Office applications. These include the following: Word Formatting,
Customizing Word, Advanced Word, Editing and Formatting Excel
Worksheets, Excel Charting, Editing and Arranging Powerpoint
Presentations, Advanced PowerPoint Features, Animating Your
Presentations, Planning and Scheduling with Outlook, Displaying and
Retrieving Data in Access, Reporting with Access, Using Office with the
Internet, Creating Web Content with Word, Excel, Access, and
PowerPoint, and Inserting Art with Publisher Art, and Publishing with
Publisher. It also includes chapters covering Web Page Design and Creation using FrontPage, and managing your web site with FrontPage.
Table
of Contents for Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Office 2003 in 24 Hours
» Introduction
» Who
Should Read This Book?
» What
This Book Does for You
» Can
This Book Really Teach Office 2003 in 24 Hours?
» Conventions
Used in This Book
» Part
I. Working with Office 2003
» Hour
1. Getting Acquainted with Office 2003
» Part
II. Processing with Word 2003
»
Hour
2. Welcome to Word 2003
» Hour
3. Formatting with Word 2003
» Hour
4. Managing Documents and Customizing Word 2003
» Hour
5. Advanced Word 2003
» Part
III. Computing with Excel 2003
» Hour
6. Understanding Excel 2003 Workbooks
» Hour
7. Restructuring and Editing Excel 2003 Worksheets
» Hour
8. Using Excel 2003
» Hour
9. Formatting Worksheets to Look Great
» Hour
10. Charting with Excel 2003
» Part
IV. Presenting with Flair
» Hour
11. PowerPoint 2003 Presentations
» Hour
12. Editing and Arranging Your Presentations
» Hour
13. PowerPoint 2003 Advanced Features
» Hour
14. Animating Your Presentations
» Part
V. Organizing with Outlook 2003
» Hour
15. Communicating with Outlook 2003
» Hour
16. Planning and Scheduling with Outlook 2003
» Part
VI. Tracking with Access 2003
»
Hour
17. Access 2003 Basics
» Hour
18. Entering and Displaying Access 2003 Data
» Hour
19. Retrieving Your Data
» Hour
20. Reporting with Access 2003
» Part
VII. Combining Office 2003 and the Internet
» Hour
21. Office 2003 and the Internet
» Hour
22. Creating Web Content with Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint
» Part
VIII. Publishing Eye-Catching Documents
» Hour
23. Publishing with Flair Using Publisher 2003
» Hour
24. Adding Art to Your Publications
» Part
IX. Appendixes
» Appendix
B. Business Contact Manager and Office Extras
» Part
X. Bonus Hours
» Hour
25. Using FrontPage 2003 for Web Page Design and Creation
» Hour
26. Managing Your Web with FrontPage
Popularity: 12% [?]
| April 4, 2007 |
Here are some excellent FrontPage
2003 Video Training Tutorials from Ball State
University. FrontPage is
the web page authoring and editing application from Microsoft.. These
FrontPage video tutorials will teach you and show you many important
features of FrontPage, such as Formatting Web Pages (background picture
and sounds, alternative image text); Managing a Web Site (backup site,
delete site, reports about site, do redirect, uploading files); adding
shared borders; create, restrict, remove a subsite;
and apply, create, remove themes.
Formatting
a Web Page
Add a Background Picture to Your Web Page
Add a picture as the background of your web page. The picture will appear behind any text you enter on the page.
Include a Background Sound
Learn how to add background music or a sound to your web page that will automatically play when the page is accessed.
Remove the Scroll Bar from a Frame
You can easily remove the scroll bar from a frame page.
Add Alternative Text to Images
Add alternative text, sometimes called alt tags, to an image. This helps makes your web site accessible to a visually impaired person.
Create an E-mail Link
Add a link to your web page so that if the link is clicked, an e-mail is sent to the desired e-mail address.
Backup Your FrontPage Web Site
It is always a good idea to back up your computer files. Your web site is no exception. Learn how to use FrontPage 2003 to back up your web pages.
Delete a Published File
Keep your web space clear of old content. Remove a file or an entire page from your site.
Reports Option Within FrontPage
Use the FrontPage Reports option to see the status of each page in your site. This will allow you to determine if each page has been published. Restrict Access to Your Site
Use FrontPage 2003 to restrict who can access your web site.
Remove a Restriction from the Root of a Web Site
FrontPage 2003 can be used to remove access restrictions that you have placed on your web page.
Set Up a Redirect
Place a redirect on an old page so that if people go to it, they are automatically sent to another page. This is a great way to direct people to a new web page that is replacing an old one.
Upload File to Your Web Site Using FrontPage 2003
Create a web page that can be used to upload files.
Turn on Shared BordersSubsites
Learn to turn activate shared borders.
Add Shared Borders
Add shared borders to a web site if you want the same text or buttons to appear on a portion of all your pages within the site.
Use FrontPage 2003 to Convert a Folder to a Subsite
Subsites are used so that more than one web site can be hosted in the same web space. They can also be used if different parts of your site need to have different permissions. Learn how to set up a subsite using FrontPage 2003.
Restrict a Subsite With FrontPage 2003
Subsites are used so that more than one web site can be hosted in the same web space. Restrict access to a subsite without changing access permissions for the other sites in your web space.
Removing a Restriction from a Subsite
Subsites are used so that more than one web site can be hosted in the same web space. Learn how to remove access restrictions that you have placed on a sub-site.
Apply a Theme to Your Web Site
FrontPage comes with themes that can be applied to your web site. They include coordinated fonts, colors, bullets, graphics, and navigation bars. Learn how to apply a theme to your web site.
Create Customized Theme
Create a customized theme by changing the background color of an existing theme.
Remove a Theme from a Single Page
Remove a theme from a single page in your website, while leaving it on the rest of the pages within the site.
Remove a Theme from Your Web Site
FrontPage comes with themes that can be applied to your web site. They include coordinated fonts, colors, bullets, graphics, and navigation bars. This TechClip shows you how to remove a theme that has previously been applied to your web site.
Popularity: 18% [?]
| February 16, 2007 |
Towson University hosts the following 9 Microsoft
FrontPage Tutorials. These FrontPage tutorials will instruct
you on using several basic and
advanced
features of FrontPage, including: clip art, pictures, tables, links,
web publishing, direct web editing, restricting web page access, forms,
behaviors, and web components. By using these tutorials, you can
significantly increase your knowledge and skillset of FrontPage. All
but the first tutorial are in pdf format.
FrontPage
Basics Video Tutorial
Explains, with
sound, opening a FrontPage Web site and adding web objects such
as clip art, pictures, tables and links.
FrontPage
2003: Basics
This tutorial explaings
many of FrontPage’s fundamental features to create Web pages.
Web
Publishing Pitfalls
Learn about the
most common Web publishing problems what to do to avoid them
with FrontPage.
Safe
Practices for Direct Web Editing
This
tutorial explains how to perform direct Web site
editing using FrontPage.
Restricting
Access to a FrontPage Web site on Pages
This
tutorial gives a detailed demonstration on how to set up restricted
access to a Web site using FrontPage.
FrontPage
2003: Online Forms
Describes how to
insert online forms with FrontPage 2003.
FrontPage
2003: FAQ
Here are answers to five
Frequently Asked Questions that come up when using FrontPage.
FrontPage
2003: Web Components
Understand how to
use FrontPage’s Web Components feature, with tools such as Dynamic
Effects, Hit Counters, Photo Gallery, Spreadsheets and
charts, weather and more.
FrontPage
2003: Behaviors
Using this FrontPage
tutorial, you will learn how to add “Behaviors” - scripting
options that
add interactivity and functionality to objects on your Web page.
Popularity: 19% [?]
| December 8, 2006 |
Here are Teach-ict.com’s training videos teaching
you how to use the features of Frontpage,
Microsoft’s GUI Web Site Editor. These videos will help you
learn many Frontpage features related to: formatting, content, images,
hyperlinks, backgrounds, and tables. Because one of the best ways to
learn how a software
application works is watching it being used, by using these
training videos you can learn Frontpage by
watching what
happens on the screen, and then try it yourself. This site offers many Free
Video Tutorials on various software applications.
Learn
these Frontpage Topics:
| FrontPage Video Tutorials |  |
Popularity: 20% [?]
| October 27, 2006 |
FrontPage is the web development application of the Microsoft Office
Suite. It allows you to create and edit your web pages and web site in
a graphical user interface, such as Word. You don’t need to know how to
program using HTML to create a web site using FrontPage. However, at
times it will be helpful to be familiar with certain HTML
tags, such as <p> (paragraph), <br> (line
break), <b> (bold>, and the heading tags, such as
<h1> and <h2>. When you need
to, FrontPage allows you to go behind the scenes and examine
and edit the actual HTML code, if desired.
Anderson
School District in Pendleton, SC, has provided
the following FrontPage Tutorial. This will show
you how to use some of FrontPage’s features, such as
working with files and folders, creating and editing tables,
making hyperlinks to other web pages, inserting graphics into your web
pages, using compression for your pages, and other tips and
techniques. All of the features
demonstrated here are also available in Word 2003.
Tutorial
on Microsoft Frontpage and Web Development
(pdf,
18 pages, 1.47mb)
Table of Contents:
Popularity: 3% [?]
| September 26, 2006 |
The following FrontPage Workshop Tutorial,
from West Virginia
University, will teach you how to use several important features of
developing a web page using FrontPage 2000.
Thisworkshop contains illustrated explanations and examples of the
features being taught, followed by detailed learning activities. When completed
with this workshop, you will have learned basic skills for
using FrontPage’s functionality.
On this post
I have also linked to West
Virginia University’s Creating Accessible Web Pages tutorial handout
and data files..
FrontPage
2000 Workshop Tutorial
- FrontPage Environment
- Page Properties
- Tabs
- Insert and Edit HyperLinks
- Create a bulleted list of links
- Tables
- Importing Files
- Adding ClipArt and Image files
Popularity: 3% [?]
| September 6, 2006 |
These are 39 well produced Video Training
Tutorials that show
you how to use
Microsoft FrontPage to create web pages and web sites.
These are totally Free and will teach you all of the most commonly used
features of FrontPage. These free FrontPage training videos are in
Apple’s QuickTime format, so you’ll need to download
QuickTime for free if you don’t already have it installed.
Free
Microsoft FrontPage Video Tutorials
These
FrontPage tutorials cover and teach the following FrontPage
features and functionality:
Getting
Started (6 tutorials)
Using FrontPage Views
(9 tutorials)
FrontPage Headings
(3 tutorials)
FrontPage Horizontal Rules
and List Items (4 tutorials)
FrontPage
Paragraphs and Text (5 tutorials)
Working
with Hyperlinks (4 tutorials)
Managing
Images in FrontPage (4 tutorials)
Managing
Tables in FrontPage (3 tutorials)
Using
Dynamic Effects in FrontPage (4 tutorials)
Popularity: 24% [?]
| August 10, 2006 |
Here are 11 freely available ebooks on Microsoft Office 2003.
Access is the database application for the Microsoft Office
application suite. These MS Office ebooks
provide many details and instructions on how to use the features and
functions of the applications in this office suite, including Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Access, and FrontPage.
Microsoft
Office 2003 in 10 Simple Steps or Less (zip)
(16mb)
Teach
Yourself Office 2003 in 24 Hours
(chm,
7mb)
Microsoft
Office 2003 Super Bible
(pdf, 34mb)
Special
Edition Using Microsoft Office 2003
(chm,
22mb)
How to Do Everything with Microsoft Office
2003
(pdf, 11499 kb)
Office 2003 Timesaving Techniques for Dummies
(pdf,
18152 kb)
Office 2003 Application Development
All-in-One Desk Reference
(pdf, 10400 kb)
Using Microsoft Office 2003 Student Teacher
Edition
(chm, 25024 kb)
Degunking Microsoft Office
(pdf,
73740 kb)
Illustrated Office 2003
(pdf,
338673 kb)
Office 2003 XML
(chm,
6360 kb)
Popularity: 19% [?]
| July 20, 2006 |
Core
Training for
Microsoft FrontPage 2002 / XP
Core
Training for Microsoft Project 2002 / XP
Core
Training for Microsoft Visio 2002 / XP
Popularity: 6% [?]
| July 19, 2006 |
Core
Training for
Microsoft FrontPage 2002 / XP
Core
Training for Microsoft FrontPage 2003
Popularity: 5% [?]
