Special Edition Using Microsoft FrontPage 2002

Special Edition Using Microsoft FrontPage 2002

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This book covers everything needed to develop and publish professional Web and intranet pages and sites using FrontPage 2002. It provides comprehensive sections on Web server setup and administration and on adding interactivity to Web sites with Active Server Pages and scripting languages such as JavaScript and Visual Basic ScriPART It also tells more advanced readers how to integrate Web sites with databases as well as add Dynamic HTML, XML, and Java applets to their sites.

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ISBN13: 9780789725127
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Author:	Neil Randall
Paperback:	944 pages
Publisher:	Que
Publication Date:	June 01, 2001
Language:	English
ISBN:	0789725126
Product Length:	9.08 inches
Product Width:	7.42 inches
Product Height:	1.91 inches
Product Weight:	3.35 pounds
Package Length:	9.1 inches
Package Width:	7.4 inches
Package Height:	2.0 inches
Package Weight:	3.45 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 3 reviews

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Microsoft FrontPage 2002 by Randall & Jones Great Resource! Jun 22, 2001
By michelle caldwell
I am new to using FrontPage although I have installed other web based software products. The book was easy to follow and gave me the technical details I needed to sink my teeth in and create a a web presence with FrontPage 2002. The book is 914 pages and covered designing web pages, web creation and managment, scripting, and dynamic content, using Linux as a webserver, and databases connectivity. As you can see it goes from the simple creation of web pages to setting up a beefy website. I feel the book is a great reference. As a side note the book does not come with CD.

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Solid reference work Mar 03, 2002
By C.A. Latias
This is a detailed and comprehensive resource for FrontPage 2002, well presented and authoritative. Should be just about all you need to help develop effective Web sites, with or without the use of a Web server. Also covers related material well, some examples being: the creation and adapting of graphics for the Web, collaboration techniques for team-based Web development, and the essentials of using FrontPage with Apache Web servers.

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Weakened FP2002 dishonestly handled by Que? Feb 24, 2002
By Bill Eger "Book designer"
You need to go no farther than page 23 to spot the fatal flaw in this book, "Microsoft did not include the Personal Web Server (PWS) with FrontPage 2002 ... " PWS versions 4 and 5, the book says, are available on Win98, NT4 Option Pack and Win2000. Trouble is none of those work with Windows XP! There is nothing I could find in the book that XP Home Edition seems to take no notice of FrontPage. And, worst of all -- the need for WinXP Professional established -- the book doesn't even mention IIS5.1 which is in WinXP Professional and necessary for full use of FP2002.

This failure isn't corrected -- as of late February -- on the quehelp.com pages offered to update such information. Not to mention the loss of a CD, none offered on the book with 3rd party samples and a searchable copy of the volume. Very poor job. And I'm a Que Using series user! Okay, I used to be. (Note there is no CD with the Using Office XP either!)

That said, the credibility and usefulness of the rest of this poorly written book is suspect. I won't quote some of the paragraphs that are simply not understandable. You won't have any trouble finding your own samples. I wish I had my money back.

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