Microsoft FrontPage Computer Training

Level 1 – New User (1 day)

• what's new in your version?
• overview of FrontPage features and capabilities
• functional elements of the FrontPage screen
• obtaining help
• opening, closing, saving and searching for files
• customize the FrontPage interface using the View menu
• overview of basic Web site design principles, (including content structure and navigation methods)
• using templates to create a new web page design
• formatting text, (including bullet and number lists)
• working with images and hyperlinks
• creating and editing tables
• working with FrontPage Webs…
  • opening an existing Web
  • adding a new page
  • applying a theme
  • using page transitions
  • adding a hit counter
• organising Webs in Folders View
• using the Find and Replace feature
• working with the spell check and grammar check
• using Reports View to check Web details
• working with Tasks View, (including adding a task, marking as complete and sorting)

Please note - in order to demonstrate certain features an Internet connection and access to a FrontPage enabled Web Server will be required.

Level 2 – Regular User (1 day)

• importing and editing an existing Web
• working with HTML tags, (including inserting in HTML View, modifying and checking with the Reveal Tags option)
• using Navigation View to add pages
• using shared borders in a Web Page or Web
• adding a navigation bar and page banner to a Web Page
• working with web themes, (including customising and applying to a single page)
• adding a background image and sound to a Web
• position text absolutely
• more tables…
  • aligning text within a table cell
  • adding background colours and images
  • inserting a table within a table
• adding hover buttons and banner ads
• working with frames, (including common uses, creating from a template and modifying properties)
• working with forms…
  • text boxes and scrolling text boxes
  • check boxes and radio buttons
  • drop-down menus
  • sending form data to a file or e-mail address
• how to target a Web for specific browser
• design guidelines for improved performance
• publishing a FrontPage Web