Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Why use FrontPage 2000?

| Overview | Benefits |

Overview:

Microsoft FrontPage 2000 is a web site creation and management tool that gives users much of what they need to create and manage a web site.  FrontPage 2000 allows users to easily create Web sites without having to learn HTML.  You can create a consistent look across all pages, import and edit files created elsewhere (such as Microsoft Office, WordPerfect, etc...) and add special features to your web that would be difficult for a new web user.  It also offers more up to date features for the web such as Cascading Style Sheets and Dynamic HTML.

Benefits:

• FrontPage 2000 gives users everything they need to create exactly the site they want. They can use Dynamic HTML to animate, use Cascading Style Sheets 2.0 to wrap or layer text and images, and get just the colors they want with enhanced color tools. 
• FrontPage 2000 makes site management easy. FrontPage automatically fixes hyperlinks when files are renamed or moved, and 13 new management reports summarize the status of a site at a glance. FrontPage 2000 makes creating a Web site easier than ever. FrontPage shares toolbars, menus, Themes, background spell checking, and Format Painter with Microsoft Office. FrontPage 2000 also makes adding forms and databases into sites easier than ever.
• FrontPage 2000 gives Web developers ease and power. FrontPage won’t reformat imported HTML code, and users can even specify how they want new code formatted. Users can quickly author in HTML view by using buttons and menu items. 
• FrontPage 2000 allows you to work together easier than ever. Microsoft Office users can save documents directly to FrontPage-based Webs, and FrontPage provides check-in/check-out and workflow reports to help teams collaborate on Web content. 
• FrontPage 2000 is easy to own and maintain. FrontPage 2000 uses the same installer as Microsoft Office, which provides installation on demand, run from server and the ability to self-repair. FrontPage is also available in 15 languages. 

Create a local web directory | Create a new web page | Import files from the web  
  Import files from a local source   | Publish your web directory | Open an existing local web  
  Open an existing remote web | FrontPage 2000 Start Page | Tutorials Home

This page is maintained by: Lauren Neal
Last updated on November 12, 1999