This comprehensive courseware book gives students a rich and accessible introduction to creating Web pages using Microsoft FrontPage 98. It covers all the skills necessary to take the Expert Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) Certification Exam for FrontPage 98 via hands-on exercises and examples.* Step-by-step exercises - Supported with plenty of illustrations. Lesson steps are well defined and supported by figures detailing the desired lesson step results. * Takes students systematically through each skill. * A running HTML Web site - Created on a project-by-project basis, with students learning and applying new skills to their own Web site. Students create an actual, evolving web site, adding the tags as they are created in the lessons. When they finish the book, they will have created, modified, and thoroughly tested a FrontPage Web site similar to a real-world situation. * Give students the opportunity to apply their skills to the real world. * The underlying HTML code - Although FrontPage creates the HTML code for the user, it is still important to learn the HTML code itself because even the best WYSIWYG editor cant cover all the HTML tags. New HTML tags are created on

A reference to Web authoring with Microsoft's leading Web-authoring tool, FrontPage. This work covers all aspects of Web authoring, including HTML creation, document conversion, and site maintenance. The CD-ROM includes additional custom templates, wizards and bots to be used with FrontPage.

Designing and implementing Web sites Using FrontPage 98 (exam #70-055) doubles as one of the core options for MCP+Site Builder and as an elective for MCSD. This title covers all the necessary skill areas, provides practice exam questions, and covers all of the curriculum objectives of the exam.

Structured as a step-by-step tutorial organized by task, the instructions in this title can be completed over a three-day period. The book quickly introduces the user to basic FrontPage 98 concepts and covers new Internet technologies such as Dynamic HTML and Cascading Style Sheets.

Offers a guide to designing, creating and publishing on the WWW and on intranet webs with Microsoft FrontPage. The book documents the product and its features, wizards, bots and other tools. It also offers a foundation in the principles of Web publishing, such as planning, design and tables.

Here is a straightforward, skills-based guide to using FrontPage efficiently. By not getting bogged down in theory, this book puts the reader in the driver's seat. Like other books in the "No Experience Required" series, readers will learn effective Web creation techniques through hands-on experience and scores of real-world examples.

Over the last few years, Internet and World Wide Web use has skyrocketed and, consequently, many are interested in developing a Web site for personal or business use. Though, creating a Web site has in the past been very complicated and primarily left to computer professionals, the introduction of Web publishing programs such as Microsoft FrontPage 98 has made Web site creation a possibility for almost anyone. While many computer books are enormous and difficult to read, Getting Started: Web Page Design with Microsoft FrontPage 98 is concise and readable. It begins with the essential information a Web page designer needs to become familiar with the World Wide Web and basic Web page design fundamentals, and then covers how to create complete Web sites -- all in six concise chapters.

For courses in Operating Systems, Computer Applications, Microsoft Office Professional for Windows. Essentials are hands-on tutorials with a project orientation designed to give students a thorough knowledge of software applications in 8-12 contact hours. Most Essentials are four color with oversized screen shots so students can follow along.

This guide examines the use of technology for sharing information, both within an organisation, and between companies and their clients and customers. It looks in particular at the use of push/ pull technologies for delivering current awareness services. The guide also discusses the pros and cons of the technology, particularly information overload, and suggests a number of ways of minimising the problems. The guide contains a useful list of books, reports, journals and other information sources. Contents: Introduction; Intranets; Extranets; Groupware; Case studies; Push/pull technologies; Information overload; Key players; Useful information sources; References; Further reading.