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Now you can do the things you do every day with FrontPage 2003—design and publish Web pages, create rich content, add dynamic features—but do them faster, smarter, and better. Dive in! This friendly, focused guide shows the best ways to get a great-looking Web site up and running, so you spend more time doing and less time learning. Use the quick lists, numbered steps, and helpful examples to accelerate your productivity—and do the cool things you want to do! Get expert tips to design and organize your Web pages Make templates, wizards, and themes work harder for you Take control of your site’s look—and add polish—with style sheets, tables, and layers Create amazing still images, video clips, animations, soundtracks, and more Create amazing still images, video clips, animations, soundtracks, and more Generate and clean up your HTML and XML code—faster Produce easy-to-use forms, real-time feeds, and other database-driven features Extend the power of your Web to connect people and information in new waysLearn to work with FrontPage the Faster Smarter way! 10-Second Summary—see what each chapter covers at a glance Fast Wrap-Up—review key points and takeaways from every chapter Real-World Examples—apply what you learn to real work, right now Aha! Tips—get insider tips and insights to fuel your productivity Top 10 Troubleshooting Solutions—find fast answers, right inside the cover!

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Greg Holden has had Microsoft FrontPage very much on his mind, this book following on the heels of E-Commerce Essentials with Microsoft FrontPage, also published by Microsoft Press. Greg cut his computer book-writing teeth in 1995 with Publishing on the World Wide Web. Since then he has developed a following with books like Starting an Online Business for Dummies. Greg has created online courses on Microsoft Windows 2000 and Microsoft Word 2000, is a regular columnist for CNET, and has written articles for Forbes, PC World, and Computer User. Outside of the computer world, Greg has published poems and short stories and, most recently, Literary Chicago: A Book Lover's Tour of the Windy City, published by Lake Claremont Press. When his fingers aren't tapping computer keys or stained with the ink of the antique fountain pens he collects, Greg's hands are busy rehabbing his house on the North Side of Chicago. His greatest joy is not the sound of hammer, saw, or hard drive, but the laughter of his two daughters, Zosia and Lucy.

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