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In order to follow the file, you have to Log in. Microsoft Office FrontPage Step by Step is an entry-level training book made for people who are able to navigate the Windows operating system without any hassles, but have little to no experience with programming languages, HTML coding, or FrontPage. If that description sounds like you, and you feel overwhelmed by the massive reference guides at your local bookstore, this is probably a good place to start, because it's quick, easy, and serves as a stepping stone to more in-depth training and reference guides.
The lessons in this book will take the average user about an hour a piece to work through, making the entire course 11 lessons covered in pages a breeze to finish. The book spends time explaining the various menu and pane choices, which helps the user understand why they're clicking all those checkboxes. While the lessons do not go in-depth into the intricate features of FrontPage , the most important in other words, the most used features are covered, and give the user a very quick and effective overview of the program's capabilities and intuitive features.
The book also takes some time here and there to give the user some basic web design pointers regarding what to avoid, how to most effectively present information, and other tips of the sort. If the user does not many basic homepage servers don't provide this , publishing and observing how certain key features work will not function correctly, and the user is left having to skim the chapter tutorials, trying to "learn by not doing".
For the purposes of this book, Microsoft should have set up an adequate server that users could log on to and practice on. Additionally, some of the general paragraph text in the book was somewhat hard on the eyes not true for the tutorial steps themselves , and should have been printed in a slightly bolder font.
Also, with the paper being so firm, it was hard to keep the book open to the right page without having to bend and damage the spine. Overall, this is a very unintimidating and effective hands-on introduction to FrontPage , featuring tutorials that are very easy to follow, with a good quick reference section for making your own webpage creations. Advanced users, however, should steer clear.
I set up 2 web sites using Front Page Step by Step around 6 years ago. Then I got busy on another job. I really liked the step-by-step approach. I recently am retired and wanted to build another web site but the original Step By Step book was lost in various moves I made over the last few years.
When I got it it was terrible for me. I'm sure for those who are brighter than me it was a good step up. I tried it Expressions Web 2 but soon gave up and went searching on Amazon which I should have done from the get-go and found my old standby, Step by Step, FrontPage I ordered it, now have it and am very happy going through it again to recharge the brain cells.
It's the best book I know of for the layman to build a web site. One of my fave go to books when my library had it. Now that I'm back to the program they no longer have it so I was happy to find it here. Cleanly organized and simple to follow information.
If I get stuck or need to remind myself of something it's easy to find here. The cd included is helpful for the more hands on refresher. I'm going through all my old orders reviewing things I failed to review when I bought them. I found this book very useful; however, my husband was displeased with the web page I turned out, and hired someone to do it.
I was highly displeased, as it took me quite a while to learn how to do it myself.
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