General Information

Course Duration
4 hours

Audience
Anyone wishing to become familiar with FrontPage 2000 at an advanced level or needing to create professional-standard Internet or intranet sites quickly and easily; students wishing to become certified as Microsoft Office User Specialist: Microsoft FrontPage 2000 at the Core level

Prerequisites
Familiarity with the Microsoft Windows 95/98 or NT 4.0/2000 user environments; basic end-user experience of the Internet or an intranet and completion of Microsoft Office 2000: Beginning FrontPage

Topics Covered

• Importing web sites
• Hands-on: Modifying HTML
• Page layout
• Themes
• Hands-on: Working with themes
• Shared borders
• Hands-on: Creating and editing shared borders
• Using the navigational structure
• Hands-on: Working with the Navigation view
• Navigation bars and page banners
• Hands-on: Adding a navigation bar
• Custom text and styles
• Hands-on: Viewing page download time
• Dynamic elements and components
• Catering for user input
• Hands-on: Adding forms and controls
• Manipulating table contents
• Hands-on: Editing table contents
• Database integration
• Hands-on: Integrating databases
• Creating frames
• Editing frames
• Web site publication
• Hands-on: Publishing a web site
• Collaboration features and permissions
• Hands-on: Setting rights and permissions

Course Aim

To provide advanced users of FrontPage 2000 with skills in using navigation, themes, frames, forms, and databases on a web site

Learning Objectives

After taking this course, the student should be able to

• import a web site
  
  
• apply and edit a theme on a web site
  
  
• use a navigation structure
  
  
• apply shared borders, navigation bars, and page banners
  
  
• add dynamic elements, components, and forms to a web page
  
  
• integrate a database
  
  
• create and edit frames
  
  
• publish a web site
  
  
• set user rights and permissions