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(EMAILWIRE.COM, March 18, 2008 ) Suwanee, GA -- Microsoft FrontPage is a simple program to use. It is a great way to build a website. It doesn’t take a website technician or guru to achieve success with FrontPage. If they know how to use other Microsoft programs such as Microsoft Word then they have the skills necessary to use FrontPage.

There are two things to be aware of when using FrontPage. The first thing one should know is when in doubt, right click with your mouse. If a designer doesn’t know how to modify a specific area of their website in FrontPage, right clicking with the mouse will give them a drop down box of potential actions to take to modify this area. In other words, FrontPage will help guide them to their final goal for the task at hand.

The second thing to know has to do with formatting. If they push "enter" then FrontPage puts in a double space which can be frustrating because they’ll have large gaps between text lines. Instead, they should use "shift-enter' to avoid double spacing. Shift-enter will provide a more compact format for lines of text. It is helpful to understand the purpose of the tools so you can easily navigate and use FrontPage.

FrontPage Tool #1: Design mode: This is the mode designers want to use when building their website. They work in this page exactly like they would in Microsoft Word. They don't have to worry about html code. They will be in the design mode 99% of the time.

FrontPage Tool #2: Preview: This option allows one to see what their website will look like on the Internet.

FrontPage Tool #3: Formatting: Highlighting, bold, italics, etc. work the same way as they do in Microsoft Word.

FrontPage Tool #4: Split mode: This view shows the code and design views together. Designers should not use this view because it is confusing.

FrontPage Tool #5: Code mode: Pure html code. One will rarely use this view unless they want to write html.

FrontPage Tool #6: Importing a website layout: They can import website layout designs that have already been made. For example, they want to import a website layout design named index.html. One can import this file and then tweak it to fit their website.

These are a few FrontPage tools and tips to help get started building an Internet business website today!

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