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Frank
Hi
Is frontpage the best program for an amateur? And which one is the latest
version?
Frank
Is frontpage the best program for an amateur? And which one is the latest
version?
Frank
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Hans Le Roy
Hi Frank,
The latest version is called Expression web. See
http://hlrnet.com/tecapew.htm for some references and tutorials.
And yes, it is suited for professionals also. Maybe it's best for an amateur
to start with a free environment like NVU (http://www.nvu.com/) to do the
very first steps but Expression web will do things just fine!
Kind regards
Hans
Frank said:Hi
Is frontpage the best program for an amateur? And which one is the latest
version?
Frank
The latest version is called Expression web. See
http://hlrnet.com/tecapew.htm for some references and tutorials.
And yes, it is suited for professionals also. Maybe it's best for an amateur
to start with a free environment like NVU (http://www.nvu.com/) to do the
very first steps but Expression web will do things just fine!
Kind regards
Hans
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Andrew Murray
Frontpage 2003 is the latest and last version of Frontpage.
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Anna Ullrich {Microsoft}
FrontPage isn't being developed any longer and many web hosts are dropping
support for FrontPage Server Extensions. Even though Expression Web is
targeted to the professional web designer, it is suitable for an amateur too
in that it provides many website templates, and preset CSS page layouts, and
the program generates standards-based good markup and CSS for you when you
use features that are very intuitive such as formatting buttons in the
toolbar and property dialog boxes.
Plus, you can get it at the upgrade price of $99 if you own Office, or
FrontPage, or other web authoring apps. If you buy it now, you'll get version
2 for free when it is released next month.
To learn more about why you should consider moving to a program such as
Expression Web, check out the following:
whitepaper
http://blogs.msdn.com/xweb/archive/...web-from-microsoft-office-frontpage-2003.aspx
http://www.pixelmill.com/support/support_list.aspx?ParentListID=al1095
team blog:
http://blogs.msdn.com/xweb/
But if you really want something basic, you should consider something like
Office Live:
http://www.pixelmill.com/support/support_list.aspx?ParentListID=al1095
Anna
http://blogs.msdn.com/anna
support for FrontPage Server Extensions. Even though Expression Web is
targeted to the professional web designer, it is suitable for an amateur too
in that it provides many website templates, and preset CSS page layouts, and
the program generates standards-based good markup and CSS for you when you
use features that are very intuitive such as formatting buttons in the
toolbar and property dialog boxes.
Plus, you can get it at the upgrade price of $99 if you own Office, or
FrontPage, or other web authoring apps. If you buy it now, you'll get version
2 for free when it is released next month.
To learn more about why you should consider moving to a program such as
Expression Web, check out the following:
whitepaper
http://blogs.msdn.com/xweb/archive/...web-from-microsoft-office-frontpage-2003.aspx
http://www.pixelmill.com/support/support_list.aspx?ParentListID=al1095
team blog:
http://blogs.msdn.com/xweb/
But if you really want something basic, you should consider something like
Office Live:
http://www.pixelmill.com/support/support_list.aspx?ParentListID=al1095
Anna
http://blogs.msdn.com/anna