FrontPage 2003 for Dummies

By Asha Dornfest

* Discusses creating a basic site design, working with text, effectively using hyperlinks, and adding images and graphics. * Explains working with tables, forms, and frames. * Explores adding multimedia elements like sound and animation. * Updated to include the newest tools in FrontPage. * Previous four editions have combined to sell more than 230,000 copies.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0764538829
• ISBN13: 9780764538827
• Release Date: October 2003
• Publisher: For Dummies
• Length: 370 Pages
• Weight: 1.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 7.4" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

Front Page 2003 for Dummies

I got this book to help me add a contract to our website that could be completed online and emailed directly back to our company. I was able to create that form following the simple instructions. I would recommend the book. Very helpful for what I needed, and couldn't figure out on my own!

Great help, couldn't have written the website without it.

This is the first of the dummies series of books I have used. I read it from cover to cover and practised before I started on my real website. I then used the book as a reference and found it extremely helpful. The website is now published. Some sections were basic formatting that I already knew so I just skimmed over these sections but on the whole a great help.

great book

Easy to read and understand. I already had a basic understanding of FrontPage but this book is a great intro and taught me some new tricks too.

Frontpage 2003 Review

When I first purchased the Frontpage Software I should have bought this book at the same time, in fact they should actually be sold together. It is very well written and a very good guide once you are up and running. I would recommend this book to anyone who has a basic understanding of MS Office products.

just what I needed

I delved into HTML several years ago and fooled around with it on my personal website but the tedium of having to code every single whisker of a webpage led me to try FrontPage 2000. I loved it but never had the time to learn it well. It speeded my page production but I wasn't satisfied with the results. I put webpage work aside for a couple of years then recently decided to dive in with the completely worked over FrontPage 2003 and dedicate myself to learning it well.Dornfest's book was a perfect way to break off the rust while at the same time becoming acquainted with the new capabilities of FP2003. I generally am afraid of the DUMMIES series because the authors can go too far trying to be informal and funny, while neglecting the meat of the subject. A page with a cartoon is a wasted page for me when I want to know something. Dornfest shows welcome restraint, holding off on the jokes for the most part and carefully explaining how FP works in clear prose.The presentation is patient and I found no glitches where something different happens on the screen from what is described in the book. All the basics are here along with introductions to more advanced topics and a great collection of sites to visit for further learning.