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Microsoft FrontPage Introduction
Course Objectives	You will learn how to create a basic web site using FrontPage tools, including Hyperlinks, Images, Tables and use of the FrontPage web site Management tools. Also, you will learn how to publish a web site onto the Internet or an Intranet.
Pre-requisites	Delegates should be familiar with basic Windows 95 or above, or Apple Macintosh OS8 or above operation.
Platform	Windows 95+, Mac OS8+
Introduction Explanation of the Internet, web sites and HTML Web Design Issues What to look out for when designing web pages. Getting Started Starting FrontPage and selecting a web site or creating a new one. FrontPage Explorer The Explorer window and the three main views of the web site. Using FrontPage Editor Working with pages within FrontPage Editor including entering, editing and formatting text within a page, and previewing and saving a page. Page Background Formatting and background of pages with images and colours, and defining default colours for text. Working with Images Including images within pages, setting their properties and dealing with imported images Tasks Setting up and using tasks to manage your web site. Hyperlinks Creating and editing Hyperlinks from text and images. Shared Borders Using the FrontPage Shared Borders to automatically create Hyperlinks within your web site. Tables Creating and formatting tables. Themes Applying a Theme to a web site. Publishing Uploading a web site to an Internet or Intranet server.

Microsoft FrontPage Advanced
Course Objectives	This course is designed to instruct you how to use the advanced HTML features of FrontPage. You will learn how to submit your web site to Search Engines properly, create Hyperlinks targeting positions within pages from hot-spots on images, Cascading Style Sheets formatting the whole web site, forms to obtain information from visitors to your site, reassembling the web site to make use of Frames and adding dynamic content such as time stamps and hit counters.
Pre-requisites	Delegates should be familiar with the basic functions of FrontPage including using FrontPage Explorer and Editor, Formatting Text, Inserting Images, Creating Hyperlinks, Using Shared Borders, Creating and Formatting Tables and Publishing a Web.
Platform	Windows 95+, Mac OS8+
Search Engines Controlling how a web site is indexed by a Search Engine using <META> tags and page formatting. Cascading Style Sheets Using inline, embedded and external stylesheets to change the formatting characteristics of HTML tags and creating custom formatting using CLASS and ID. Image Maps Defining areas of an image as Hyperlinks. Bookmarks Creating anchors within HTML files and targeting them with internal and external Hyperlinks. Forms Gathering information from visitors to a web site with forms. Advanced Tables Using nested tables to create complex and interesting page layouts. Document Templates Creating and using standard template files for web pages. Frames Using Frames to control the content of pages areas. Table of Contents Creating a Site Map of a web site. Search Form Including a Search Form to allow users to search a web site. FrontPage Component and Active Elements Adding extra functions to your pages such as Hit Counters, Text Marquee, Time Stamps and Hover Buttons.