Mastering Microsoft FrontPage 2002
Premium Edition
1st Edition
Published on 19. September 2001
Book
Paperback/Softback
968 pages
978-0-7821-4003-3 (ISBN)
Description
Combine Sound Design Principles and the Power of FrontPage 2002
This Premium Edition of Mastering FrontPage 2002 is the most complete FrontPage book you'll find anywhere, designed to teach you everything you need to know to get the most out of the world's most efficient Web development application. Seasoned Web developer and columnist Molly Holzschlag shows you the key design principles that contribute to a successful site, and popular author and Microsoft applications expert Peter Weverka guides you through the FrontPage techniques that will enable you to realize your design objectives quickly and easily.
Coverage includes:
* Ensuring compatibility with different browsers
* Positioning graphics on Web pages
* Minimizing the load time for your Web pages
* Implementing counters, search engines, and other components
* Saving time and effort with style sheets and Cascading Style Sheets
* Publishing your Web site to the Internet
* Incorporating JavaScript, VBScript, and Dynamic HTML
* Using ActiveX programming techniques
* Linking your site to a back-end database
* Maintaining and promoting your Web site
* Using FrontPage server extensions and SharePoint team services to create a dynamic site for your company
* Writing and implementing CGI and Perl scripts
This Premium Edition of Mastering FrontPage 2002 is the most complete FrontPage book you'll find anywhere, designed to teach you everything you need to know to get the most out of the world's most efficient Web development application. Seasoned Web developer and columnist Molly Holzschlag shows you the key design principles that contribute to a successful site, and popular author and Microsoft applications expert Peter Weverka guides you through the FrontPage techniques that will enable you to realize your design objectives quickly and easily.
Coverage includes:
* Ensuring compatibility with different browsers
* Positioning graphics on Web pages
* Minimizing the load time for your Web pages
* Implementing counters, search engines, and other components
* Saving time and effort with style sheets and Cascading Style Sheets
* Publishing your Web site to the Internet
* Incorporating JavaScript, VBScript, and Dynamic HTML
* Using ActiveX programming techniques
* Linking your site to a back-end database
* Maintaining and promoting your Web site
* Using FrontPage server extensions and SharePoint team services to create a dynamic site for your company
* Writing and implementing CGI and Perl scripts
More details
Edition
1., Auflage
Language
English
Place of publication
New York
United States
Publishing group
John Wiley & Sons Inc
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 22.7 cm
Width: 19.2 cm
Thickness: 53 mm
Weight
1704 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-7821-4003-3 (9780782140033)
Schweitzer Classification
Persons
Peter Weverka is the author of 33 computer books, including the best-selling Instant Web Pages!, Word 2002 for Dummies Quick Reference, and Word 2002: The Complete Reference. His books have sold a half-million copies. As a Web site developer, he has worked for Clorox, VISA, and other companies. Peter's articles and stories have appeared in Harper's, Spy, and other magazines.
An author, instructor, and designer, Molly E. Holzschlag brings her enthusiasm to books, classrooms, and Web sites. Honored as one of the "Top 25 Most Influential Women on the Web," Molly has spent a decade working in the online world. Her popular column "Integrated Design" appears monthly in Web Techniques magazine, and she contributes regularly to numerous Web developer sites.
An author, instructor, and designer, Molly E. Holzschlag brings her enthusiasm to books, classrooms, and Web sites. Honored as one of the "Top 25 Most Influential Women on the Web," Molly has spent a decade working in the online world. Her popular column "Integrated Design" appears monthly in Web Techniques magazine, and she contributes regularly to numerous Web developer sites.
Content
Introduction.
Part I: Building Basic FrontPage Web Sites.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Web Design.
Chapter 2: Exploring FrontPage 2002.
Chapter 3: Working in Page View.
Chapter 4: Creating Basic Pages.
Chapter 5: All about Text.
Chapter 6: Fantastic Fonts.
Chapter 7: Managing Tasks.
Chapter 8: Publishing Your Pages.
Part II: Creating Sophisticated Designs.
Chapter 9: Designing Graphics for the Web.
Chapter 10: Adding Multimedia.
Chapter 11: Using Tables for Advanced Layout.
Chapter 12: Fantastic Frames.
Chapter 13: Getting in Style with Cascading Style Sheets.
Chapter 14: Making Interactive Pages with Forms.
Chapter 15: Special Effects.
Chapter 16: Cross-Browser Design.
Part III: Advanced Web Graphic Design.
Chapter 17: 8Understanding Advanced Web Design.
Chapter 18: Working with Professional Graphics Programs.
Chapter 19: Creating Advanced Sites with FrontPage.
Part IV: Taking Your Web Site to the Top.
Chapter 20: Integrating Sites with Microsoft Office.
Chapter 21: JavaScript, VBScript, and Dynamic HTML.
Chapter 22: Specialty Programming Techniques.
Chapter 23: Adding Databases for Maximum Impact.
Chapter 24: Site Maintenance and Promotion.
Part V: Back-End Applications and Professional Management.
Chapter 25: Server Extensions and SharePoint Team Services.
Chapter 26: Understanding CGI.
Chapter 27: Using Active Server Pages.
Chapter 28: Databases in Detail.
Chapter 29: Using FrontPage with Microsoft's Visual InterDev.
Part VI: Step-by-Step FrontPage Sites.
Chapter 30: Creating a Personal Web Page.
Chapter 31: Designing a Small-Business Web Site.
Chapter 32: Building a Community Site.
Chapter 33: Constructing and Managing a Large-Scale Site.
Appendices.
Appendix A: Configuring FrontPage 2002.
Appendix B: Setting Up Web Servers.
Appendix C: Installing and Testing Network Connections.
Appendix D: Using the Microsoft Clip Organizer.
Appendix E: HTML Reference.
Index.
Part I: Building Basic FrontPage Web Sites.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Web Design.
Chapter 2: Exploring FrontPage 2002.
Chapter 3: Working in Page View.
Chapter 4: Creating Basic Pages.
Chapter 5: All about Text.
Chapter 6: Fantastic Fonts.
Chapter 7: Managing Tasks.
Chapter 8: Publishing Your Pages.
Part II: Creating Sophisticated Designs.
Chapter 9: Designing Graphics for the Web.
Chapter 10: Adding Multimedia.
Chapter 11: Using Tables for Advanced Layout.
Chapter 12: Fantastic Frames.
Chapter 13: Getting in Style with Cascading Style Sheets.
Chapter 14: Making Interactive Pages with Forms.
Chapter 15: Special Effects.
Chapter 16: Cross-Browser Design.
Part III: Advanced Web Graphic Design.
Chapter 17: 8Understanding Advanced Web Design.
Chapter 18: Working with Professional Graphics Programs.
Chapter 19: Creating Advanced Sites with FrontPage.
Part IV: Taking Your Web Site to the Top.
Chapter 20: Integrating Sites with Microsoft Office.
Chapter 21: JavaScript, VBScript, and Dynamic HTML.
Chapter 22: Specialty Programming Techniques.
Chapter 23: Adding Databases for Maximum Impact.
Chapter 24: Site Maintenance and Promotion.
Part V: Back-End Applications and Professional Management.
Chapter 25: Server Extensions and SharePoint Team Services.
Chapter 26: Understanding CGI.
Chapter 27: Using Active Server Pages.
Chapter 28: Databases in Detail.
Chapter 29: Using FrontPage with Microsoft's Visual InterDev.
Part VI: Step-by-Step FrontPage Sites.
Chapter 30: Creating a Personal Web Page.
Chapter 31: Designing a Small-Business Web Site.
Chapter 32: Building a Community Site.
Chapter 33: Constructing and Managing a Large-Scale Site.
Appendices.
Appendix A: Configuring FrontPage 2002.
Appendix B: Setting Up Web Servers.
Appendix C: Installing and Testing Network Connections.
Appendix D: Using the Microsoft Clip Organizer.
Appendix E: HTML Reference.
Index.