FrontPage 2003 All-In-One Desk Reference for Dummies

An indespensible guide to learn an application which will help you create and maintain your web presence.

The sender got this book right out as it only took a week to get to me

John Paul Mueller did an exceptional job writing this book! It covers everything one needs to know in order to create a web site. It is clear and concise, well-documented, and complete in every sense. The index is very extensive and easy for finding what you are looking for. Material is presented in a logical order and is easy to follow. I recommend this book to anyone who wants to create a web site!

FrontPage was designed for Dummies. (Well, let's be more polite and say not dumb people, but people unfamiliar with this product.) And Microsoft has continued this tradition. FrontPage 2003 is much more closely integrated into the Microsoft Office environment that it was a few versions ago. There is now support for cascading style sheets, database connectivity (ASP and PHP), XML, and VBA programming. I kind of wonder though at the thought of a software package that needs a 792 page book to describe it as being for dummies. There's gotten to be an awful lot in FrontPage. This book is divided into nine books. These are organized in such a way that you don't need to read all of them to start using FrontPage in a productive way. For instance if you are doing static (not database) related pages, there are several book that you don't need to read, you can save them until you need that material. If you've made the decision to use FrontPage, here is the most complete reference book available.