Microsoft FrontPage 2003 - Core
Overview
Create websites for the Internet using Microsoft FrontPage 2003.
Target Audience
This course is aimed at users who have little or no experience using Microsoft FrontPage 2003, users who have used other website development applications and wish to convert to FrontPage or users who have used previous versions of FrontPage and wish to brush up on the new features in this version.
Prerequisites
It is essential that course participants have successfully completed a Windows Introductory course, or have gained a similar level of knowledge within the work environment. Specifically participants need to be fully conversant in:
- Basic Keyboarding (Shift, Caps Lock, Ctrl etc).
- Basic Windows Operating System Navigation.
- Mouse Skills.
Objectives
Upon completion users will be able to:
- Create web-based HTML documents to develop a website.
- Create hyperlinks to link to other files on the Internet or on a network.
- Place pictures in a page to increase the information conveyed to visitors.
- Use tables to arrange text and objects on a page.
- Manage and publish your site with FrontPage tools.
Duration
1 day.
Course Content
Exploring FrontPage 2003
- Creating a New FrontPage Web Site
- Identifying the Views in FrontPage
- Managing Files in FrontPage
Creating HTML Documents
- Entering and Editing Text
- Viewing HTML Tags in Design View
- Changing Save Options
Formatting Web Pages
- Modifying Paragraph Formatting
- Modifying Document Appearance
Hyperlinking Pages
- Creating Hyperlinks to Other Documents
- Creating Hyperlinks to Other Resources
- Managing Hyperlinks
Adding Graphic Elements
- Adding Pictures to Web Pages
- Working with Pictures
- Learn About Picture Optimisation for the Internet
Adding Text and Graphics in Tables
- Creating Tables
- Arranging Pictures in Tables
Inserting Multimedia into Web Pages
- Adding Movie and Sound Files
- Inserting Animated Elements
- Insert Web Components
Managing and Publishing Your Web Page
- Checking for Correct Spelling
- View FrontPage Reports
- Track Files on a Website
