FrontPage Training
 FrontPage is the most popular web editoring software today.
With its easy of use anyone can create a simple interactive website in a very short period of time. Utilizing Microsoft's Web Bots, you have access to many interactive functions that
previously required understanding of programming languages such as Perl. front page
Understanding of HTML is not required, but is necessary if you want to go into FrontPage's HTML Editor to tweak your pages.
Adding Images, links, headings and forms are just point and click. Using Wizards you can get create a website within minutes.
FrontPage is not only for the novice, but also provides many features for the advance web designer. Your can create style sheets, themes, modify and create Web Bots (Visual Basic Knowledge
required). MOUS certification for this course is available through Microsoft.
Microsoft FrontPage Training CDs
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Frontpage XP (2002) Training CD Details
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$100.00
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Frontpage 2003 Training CD Details
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n75091D
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$109.00
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FrontPage 2003
This course is designed for new and Power Users. New users who desire to obtain a solid foundation in the use of FrontPage 2003 to create and modify Web pages and execute basic Web site design.
Power users who desire to obtain advanced knowledge of FrontPage 2003 to create and modify Web pages and execute advanced Web site design. Professional Web designers responsible for the
design of Corporate, Educational, and Governmental Web presences, and/or intranets who desire to update their skill set to the latest FrontPage release. 8 Hours of Training. Covers both Proficient
and Expert Levels
Proficient Level Training Course
Course Overview
This course will address the core features of FrontPage 2003, giving learners a solid foundation in essential FrontPage 2003 skills.
Learn To
• Match elements of the FrontPage 2003 environment with their functions.
• Identify the Web editing views.
• Identify functions of the basic toolbar buttons.
• Identify methods for formatting text.
• Identify the different text alignments.
• Match the options in the Spelling dialog box with their functions.
• Create a hypertext link to a Web page.
• Create a bookmark on a Web page.
• Create an image hyperlink.
• Insert a layer in a Web page.
• Identify the properties of layers.
• Insert a behavior in a Web page.
• Create a table in a Web page.
• Identify different options for customizing table properties.
Objectives
Unit 1: Microsoft FrontPage 2003 0.5 hours
• Match elements of the FrontPage 2003 environment with their functions.
• Identify the Web editing views.
• Identify functions of the basic toolbar buttons.
Unit 2: Creating a Web Page in FrontPage 2003 0.5 hours
• Identify methods for formatting text.
• Identify the different text alignments.
• Match the options in the Spelling dialog box with their functions.
• Create a bulleted list and a numbered list.
• Identify the options for formatting a bulleted and numbered list.
• Apply a theme to a Web page.
• Insert an image into a Web page.
• Format an image in a Web page.
Unit 3: Hyperlinks 1 hour
• Create a hypertext link to a Web page.
• Create a bookmark on a Web page.
• Create an image hyperlink.
• Create a hyperlink for an interactive button on a Web page.
Unit 4: Layers and Behaviors, and DHTML Effects 1 hour
• Insert a layer in a Web page.
• Identify the properties of layers.
• Insert a behavior in a Web page.
• Identify the functions of the DHTML Effects toolbar components.
Unit 5: Tables 1 hour
• Create a table in a Web page.
• Identify different options for customizing table properties
Expert Level Training Course
Course Overview
This course covers higher-level skills of working with FrontPage, including web components and style sheets, advanced forms and data driven pages, and non-HTML technologies and Share Point
Services.
Learn To
• Create a table of contents for a Web page.
• Insert a photo gallery into a Web page.
• Identify features of advanced controls that can be inserted in a Web page.
• Identify features of the Form Page Wizard.
• Customize a text box in a form.
• Customize an option button in a form.
• Identify features of non-HTML technologies used in Microsoft FrontPage 2003.
• Setup an XML data-driven web site.
• Add a new XML data source to the Data Source Catalog.
• Identify features of publishing a Web site.
• Identify the steps to publish a Web site to a Web server.
Objectives
Unit 1: Web Components and CSS 1 hour
• Create a table of contents for a Web page.
• Insert a photo gallery into a Web page.
• Identify features of advanced controls that can be inserted in a Web page.
• Create a cascading style sheet (CSS) using preexisting templates.
• Link a cascading style sheet (CSS) to a Web page.
• Identify the features of the Code View toolbar.
Unit 2: Forms and Data-Driven Pages 1 hour
• Identify features of the Form Page Wizard.
• Customize a text box in a form.
• Customize an option button in a form.
• Customize a drop-down box in a form.
• Identify features of the Database Results Wizard for creating a data-driven page.
• Set up a form handler to send form results to a Microsoft Access 2003.
• Insert a data view in a Web page.
• Add Web Parts to a Web page.
• Connect Web Parts using the Web Part Connections Wizard to integrate data.
• Create an ASP.NET data-driven Web page using the Database Interface Wizard.
Unit 3: Other Technologies 1 hour
• Identify features of non-HTML technologies used in Microsoft FrontPage 2003.
• Setup an XML data-driven web site.
• Add a new XML data source to the Data Source Catalog.
• Create a Web page that derives its data from an XML document.
Unit 4: Publishing a Web Site 1 hour
• Identify features of publishing a Web site.
• Identify the steps to publish a Web site to a Web server.
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