Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003: Complete Concepts and Techniques, CourseCard Edition,9781418859459

Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003: Complete Concepts and Techniques, CourseCard Edition

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Pub. Date: 2006-01-26
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For the past three decades, the Shelly Cashman Seriesr has effectively introduced computers to millions of students, consistently providing the highest quality, most up-to-date, and innovative materials in computer education. Enjoy the proven step-by-step style and improved Office 2003 updates of the Shelly Cashman Seriesr and enhance your Office application skills today!

Table of Contents

Preface vii
To the Student xiv
Creating a FrontPage Web Site Using a Template
Objectives
4
What Is Microsoft Office FrontPage?
4(1)
Project One --- Personal Web Pages
4(2)
World Wide Web Basics
6(4)
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
6(2)
Web Browsers
8(2)
Uniform Resource Locators (URLs)
10(1)
Elements of a Web Page
10(3)
Window Elements
11(1)
Text Elements
11(1)
Hyperlink Elements
12(1)
Image Elements
12(1)
Form, Table, Frame, and Layer Elements
12(1)
FrontPage Web Sites
13(3)
Starting and Customizing FrontPage
13(3)
The FrontPage Window
16(3)
Title Bar
16(1)
Status Bar
16(1)
Menu Bar
16(1)
Toolbars
17(2)
Speech Recognition
19(1)
Using a Template to Create a FrontPage Web Site
19(5)
Views
23(1)
Opening and Modifying a Web Page in Page View
24(15)
Opening a Web Page in Page View
24(1)
Applying a Theme to a FrontPage Web Site
25(3)
Editing Text on a Web Page
28(2)
Adding New Text to a Web Page
30(1)
Deleting Text Positioned with Tables
31(3)
Editing a Bulleted List
34(5)
Saving a Web Page
39(2)
Previewing a Web Page in Preview View
41(1)
Modifying Web Components
42(2)
Deleting a Web Page from a Web Site
44(3)
Managing Hyperlinks on a Web Page
47(7)
Adding an E-Mail Hyperlink to a Web Page
52(2)
Printing a Web Page Using FrontPage
54(2)
Publishing a FrontPage Web Site
56(4)
Testing the FrontPage Web Site
60(3)
FrontPage Help System
63(2)
Obtaining Help Using the Type a Question for Help Box on the Menu Bar
63(2)
Closing a Web Site and Quitting FrontPage
65(1)
Project Summary
65(1)
What You Should Know
66(1)
Learn It Online
67(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
68(2)
In the Lab
70(8)
Cases and Places
78(4)
Adding a New Web Page to a Web Site
Objectives
82(1)
Introduction
82(1)
Web Page Design Criteria
83(3)
Web Page Composition
85(1)
Designing the Web Page
86(1)
Adding a New Web Page to an Existing FrontPage Web Site
86(11)
Opening an Existing FrontPage Web Site
88(1)
Adding a New Web Page
89(3)
Renaming a Web Page
92(1)
Changing the Title of a Web Page
93(2)
Changing the Page Label of a Web Page
95(2)
Editing the Web Page
97(6)
Changing the Theme for a Single Web Page
98(1)
Changing the Background Color of a Web Page
99(4)
Inserting a Table on a Web Page
103(3)
Merging Cells in a Table
105(1)
Undoing and Redoing Actions
106(1)
Inserting an Image in a Web Page
106(8)
Replacing an Image in a Web Page
110(2)
Copying and Pasting an Image on a Web Page
112(2)
Using Tables to Control Alignment on a Web Page
114(6)
Adjusting Table Borders
115(2)
Modifying Table Properties
117(3)
Inserting a Heading in a Web Page
120(3)
Inserting a Horizontal Rule
123(1)
Adding Normal Text to a Web Page
124(4)
Adding a Photo Gallery Component
128(5)
Inserting Link Bars on a Web Page
133(4)
Previewing and Printing a Web Page
137(2)
Saving the Web Page and Embedded Images
139(3)
Publishing Changes to an Existing FrontPage Web Site
142(1)
Quitting Microsoft FrontPage
142(1)
Project Summary
143(1)
What You Should Know
143(1)
Learn It Online
144(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
145(1)
In the Lab
146(6)
Cases and Places
152(2)
Customizing and Managing Web Pages and Images
Objectives
154(1)
Introduction
154(2)
Image File Formats
156(2)
GIF Image Files
157(1)
JPEG Image Files
157(1)
Modifying an Existing Web Page
158(18)
Creating and Applying a Customized Theme to a Web Page
159(4)
Changing the Style of a Link Bar
163(2)
Expanding a Table
165(2)
Adding a Hit Counter Component
167(2)
Adding a Shared Border
169(7)
Modifying the Navigation Structure of a Web Site
176(5)
Creating a New Page in Page View
176(2)
Modifying the Navigation Structure
178(3)
Copy and Paste from a Word Document
181(9)
Using Bookmarks
190(9)
Adding a Bookmarked Location
190(2)
Adding Bookmarked Text
192(2)
Adding Hyperlinks to Bookmarks
194(5)
Modifying an Image on a Web Page
199(7)
Displaying the Pictures Toolbar
199(2)
Creating a Transparent Image
201(2)
Resizing and Resampling an Image
203(2)
Using Absolute Positioning with an Image
205(1)
Inserting an AutoShapes Drawing Object
206(7)
Assigning a Hyperlink to an Image
211(2)
Image Maps
213(3)
Defining Hotspots
213(2)
Highlighting Image Map Hotspots
215(1)
Displaying the Hyperlinks in a FrontPage Web Site
216(2)
Reporting on the Web Site
218(3)
Viewing Reports on the Web Site
218(1)
Verifying Hyperlinks
219(2)
Quitting Microsoft FrontPage
221(1)
Project Summary
222(1)
What You Should Know
222(1)
Learn It Online
223(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
224(2)
In the Lab
226(6)
Cases and Places
232(1)
Table Feature Creating a Stand-Alone Web Page Using a Layout Table
Objectives
233(1)
Introduction
233(2)
Creating a Web Page with a Layout Table
235(3)
Adding a Layout Table to a Web Page
235(3)
Formatting Layout Cells with Rounded Corners, Borders, and Shadows
238(11)
Resizing Layout Cells
239(2)
Changing the Background Color of a Layout Cell
241(2)
Adding Corners, Borders, and Shadows to a Layout Cell
243(6)
Previewing and Saving the Web Page
249(2)
Feature Summary
251(1)
What You Should Know
251(1)
In the Lab
252(6)
Creating and Using Interactive Forms on the Web
Objectives
258(1)
Introduction
258(1)
Project Four --- Creating and Using an Interactive Form
258(2)
HTML Forms
260(1)
Form Handlers
261(2)
CGI Scripts
262(1)
Get and Post Methods
262(1)
Designing a Form
263(1)
Adding Web Pages
264(4)
Adding and Renaming a Web Page in Folders View
265(3)
Editing a New Web Page
268(5)
Copying and Pasting Objects from Another Web Page
268(5)
Inserting a Form in a Web Page
273(5)
Inserting a Form in a Table
273(2)
Inserting a Table in a Form
275(1)
Inserting Text in a Form
276(2)
Inserting Form Fields in a Form
278(39)
Inserting Text Box Form Fields in a Form
278(7)
Inserting Check Boxes in a Form
285(6)
Inserting a Line Drawing AutoShape in a Table
291(2)
Creating a Nested Table
293(3)
Inserting a Drop-Down List Box in a Form
296(6)
Inserting a Group Box and Option Buttons in a Form
302(8)
Inserting a Text Area Form Field in a Form
310(4)
Modifying the Properties of a Push Button Form Field
314(3)
Choosing the Form Handler for the Form
317(4)
Setting the Form Properties and Form Handler
317(4)
Modifying HTML Code Directly
321(5)
Modifying HTML Code on the HTML Sheet
321(4)
Publishing Changes to a FrontPage Web Site
325(1)
Quitting FrontPage
326(1)
Project Summary
326(1)
What You Should Know
327(1)
Learn It Online
328(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
329(2)
In the Lab
331(7)
Cases and Places
338(2)
Using Frames to Display Database Results in Web Pages
Objectives
340(1)
Introduction
340(2)
Project Five --- Using Frames to Display Database Results
342(3)
Creating and Using Frames
342(3)
Using Frames Pages
345(1)
Designing the Frames Page
345(1)
Using Frames in a FrontPage Web Site
346(12)
Importing Files into an Existing FrontPage Web Site
346(4)
Using the Database Results Wizard
350(8)
Using FramesPage Templates
358(6)
Creating a Frames Page Using a Frames Page Template
358(3)
Saving the Frames Web Page
361(3)
Setting an Initial Page to Appear in a Frame
364(8)
Using an Existing Web Page as the Initial Page in a Frame
364(2)
Modifying the Size of a Frame
366(1)
Creating a New Web Page for the Initial Page in a Frame
367(2)
Saving the Initial Page for a Frame
369(3)
Modifying Properties of Frames and Frames Pages
372(4)
Modifying the Properties of a Frame
372(2)
Modifying the Properties of the Frames Page
374(2)
Setting Targets for Hyperlinks in Frames
376(7)
Creating Hyperlinks to Pages in Frames
377(2)
Creating a Hyperlink to a Whole Page
379(4)
Displaying the No Frames View
383(2)
Printing Web Pages in Frames
385(5)
Quitting FrontPage
390(1)
Project Summary
390(1)
What You Should Know
391(1)
Learn It Online
392(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
393(1)
In the Lab
394(6)
Cases and Places
400(2)
Using Subsites, the Database Interface Wizard, and Source Control
Objectives
402(1)
Introduction
402(1)
Project Six --- Using Subsites and the Database Interface Wizard
402(3)
Starting FrontPage and Opening an Existing Web Site
404(1)
Creating a Folder and Converting It to a Subsite
405(5)
Creating a Folder in an Existing Web Site
405(3)
Converting a Folder to a Subsite
408(2)
Working with Subsites
410(12)
Opening a Subsite for Editing
410(1)
Setting an Existing Page as the Home Page
411(1)
Creating a Navigation Structure for a Subsite
412(3)
Inserting a New Image from a File
415(4)
Using the Default Home Page as a Hyperlink Target
419(3)
Creating Database Editor Pages Using the Database Interface Wizard
422(17)
Modifying Database Connection Properties
422(4)
Creating Database Editor Pages Using the Database Interface Wizard
426(8)
Applying a Theme to a Subsite
434(5)
Publishing a Web Site and Subsite
439(1)
Using and Reporting on Source Control
440(9)
Enabling Source Control
441(3)
Checking Files In and Out Using Source Control
444(2)
Viewing the Checkout Status Report
446(1)
Checking a File In Under Source Control
447(2)
Quitting FrontPage
449(1)
Project Summary
449(1)
What You Should Know
449(1)
Learn It Online
450(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
451(1)
In the Lab
452(4)
Cases and Places
456(1)
Layout Feature Using a Tracing Image to Create a Web Page
Objectives
457(1)
Introduction
457(2)
Creating a Web Page with a Tracing Image
459(7)
Setting a Tracing Image for a Web Page
459(4)
Laying Out a Web Page Using a Tracing Image
463(3)
Using an Inline Frame to Lay Out a Web Page
466(3)
Adding an Inline Frame to a Web Page
466(3)
Using Interactive Buttons
469(6)
Adding Interactive Buttons to a Web Page
470(5)
Previewing and Saving the Web Page
475(1)
Layout Feature Summary
476(1)
What You Should Know
476(1)
In the Lab
477
Appendix A Microsoft FrontPage Help System
Using the Microsoft FrontPage Help System
1(1)
Navigating the FrontPage Help System
2(6)
The Office Assistant
6(1)
Help Buttons in Dialog Boxes and Subsystem Windows
7(1)
Other Help Commands on the Help Menu
8(1)
Use Help
9(2)
Appendix B Speech and Handwriting Recognition
Introduction
11(4)
The Language Bar
11(1)
Buttons on the Language Bar
12(1)
Customizing the Language Bar
12(3)
Speech Recognition
15(4)
Getting Started with Speech Recognition
16(2)
Using Speech Recognition
18(1)
Handwriting Recognition
19(4)
Writing Pad
19(2)
Write Anywhere
21(1)
On-Screen Keyboard
22(1)
Appendix C Publishing FrontPage Web Sites to a File System
23(7)
Appendix D Changing Screen Resolution and Resetting the FrontPage Toolbars and Menus
Changing Screen Resolution
24(2)
Resetting the FrontPage Toolbars and Menus
26(4)
Appendix E FrontPage Web Design Tips
30
Index 1(1)
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