Microsoft FrontPage 98 Create a new web page

When you create a new page you are creating a single HTML file that will be viewed by web browsers.  This page is only one of many in a web site.

You can create a new page in both FrontPage Explorer and FrontPage Editor:

From FrontPage Explorer:

1. Click New Page button in the upper left corner of the window.
   A new file will be added to your files list.
2. Double-click on the page and it will open in FrontPage Editor
3. Change the title by selecting File --> Page Properties
4. Next to Title: rename the file (this is the title which will see in the browser title bar, not the name of the file.)

From FrontPage Editor:

1. Select File --> New --> Page
2. The New box will open with a number of different templates that you can choose as shown below
3. Select Normal Page for a blank page

4. Click OK
   The new file will open automatically
5. To change the name of the file Select File --> Save
6. The Save As box opens as shown below

7. Next to URL: rename the file (ex: extra_info - FrontPage will add the .htm extension)
8. Next to Title: type in the title you would like viewed in the web browser title bar (ex: Extra Information)
9. Click OK

Note: Another way to change the title of your web page is to Select File --> Properties. Next to Title: type your title in the box, then Click OK.

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This page is maintained by: Lauren Neal
Last updated on November 09, 1999