Product Description

Learn the tips, tricks and lessons that Web design professionals know, without the years of experience or formal training. Find out how to use FrontPage with other applications such as Flash and Dreamweaver.Protect your site and your customers by getting the latest info on Internet Security. Put your business online and learn how to serve customers, record data and fulfill orders automatically with your FrontPage Web site. Maximize database connections to your Web site.

Made with the do-it-yourself-er in mind, FrontPage 2002 Bible is your 100omplete resource to quickly creating and managing dynamic websites.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #274325 in Books
• Published on: 2001-08-15
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 902 pages

From the Back Cover
If FrontPage 2002 can do it, you can do it too … Whether you're a FrontPage newcomer or an old hand, this authoritative guide shows you step by step how to master the ins and outs of cutting-edge Web design. Using clear, detailed examples, David Elderbrock and David Karlins guide you through FrontPage basics and beyond, offering expanded coverage of database connectivity as well as FrontPage integration with Flash and other non-Microsoft technologies. Whether you're creating a personal Web site, developing your company's intranet, or managing an e-business, this book delivers all the tools and techniques you need for compelling FrontPage sites. Inside, you'll find complete coverage of FrontPage 2002

• Construct cutting-edge pages using tables, layers, borders, frames, and HTML editing
• Incorporate navigational elements and Cascading Style Sheets — and take your site to the next level
• Create a multimedia extravaganza with sound, video, Flash animations, and more
• Add interactivity with DHTML, JavaScript, ASP, CGI, and other technologies
• Integrate FrontPage with Word, Excel, and other Office XP programs
• Connect your site to a database — and even create a full-fledged database application
• Tackle Web administration, SharePoint Web services, and other advanced topics

Companion Web site! Download code, databases, themes, and more. See preface for details.

About the Author
About the Authors David Elderbrock has worked as a technical consultant and Web application developer. He got his start as an Internet developer at the University of California, Berkeley, where he helped design an online reading and composition database for writing instructors while finishing a PhD in English. Since 1995 he has worked with dot-com startups, small businesses, and large corporations to help them create and manage online applications to facilitate communication, knowledge sharing, and learning. He is the principal author of Building Successful Internet Businesses and a contributing author of Producing Web Hits, both published by Hungry Minds (formerly IDG Books Worldwide). David is founder and principal of Literate Technologies, LLC, located in Madison, Wisconsin. David Karlins is a FrontPage Web designer, consultant, teacher, and the author or co-author of several FrontPage books. David designs Web sites for the art, music, and theater communities, and his ppinet.com Web site provides resources for FrontPage Web developers. In addition to Microsoft FrontPage Bible, David Karlins's recent books include Create FrontPage Web Pages in a Weekend, Teach Yourself FrontPage 98 in a Week, MCSD: Designing & Implementing Web Sites with Microsoft FrontPage (MCSD Exam 70-055), FrontPage 2002 Virtual Classroom, and The Complete Idiot's Guide to Flash 5.

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Customer Reviews

Great reference!
I teach Electronic Commerce at Mountain View College of the Dallas County Community College District. My classes include lab assignments using FrontPage. Students are very creative and go far beyond the assignments. Sometimes, the lab assistants cannot answer their questions. They asked me for a reference. I asked Scott Sample [a great trainer, very knowledgable about Microsoft products] to recommend a book. He told me about the FrontPage Bible. I agree! The FrontPage Bible is a great reference. I have reviewed many textbooks, but none compare to the FrontPage Bible. If you really want to learn FrontPage, use the FrontPage Bible.

This "Bible" is missing a few verses!
The cover of the book states "100% -COMPREHENSIVE- AUTHORITATIVE- WHAT YOU NEED- ONE HUNDRED PERCENT". Now call me naïve, but to me that statement means this book has everything I could possibly want to know about FrontPage 2002! Unfortunately, that's not the case.

I first attempted to find information in the book about subwebs. I hear them referenced quite a bit and wanted to know what they are, how they're used and how to create one. The book makes some vague references to subwebs, but no detailed descriptions about them anywhere.

Next I wanted to find out how I can assign passwords to certain web pages to restrict the permissions for browsing pages. The only password information in the book pertains to administration of the web in FrontPage itself and nothing about assigning passwords to users.

Lastly I went to the book to learn about SharePoint Team Services. The book has much information about this topic, but under the heading "Administering a SharePoint Site" it reads "Complete coverage of these topics is beyond the scope of this book..." Doesn't 100% include complete coverage?

I suppose with a topic as vast as Web design, and especially with a program as big as FrontPage, it would be rather difficult to include every single bit of information one could possibly want or need. But I thought the information for which I was searching would certainly be covered in a ONE HUNDRED PERCENT, COMPREHENSIVE, WHAT YOU NEED- Bible!

Maybe I need to find a "Bible" with a cover that boasts "ONE HUNDRED TWENTY PERCENT"?!!

A MANUAL TO EXPLAIN IT ALL
After using Front Page 2001 and 2002 for 9 months, I have finally found a book that is comprehensive, informative and written for the "average joe". I am an online retailer that has a FP generated website. Although I was pleased with FP already, the FP Bible 2002 gave me the insight and ammunition I needed to make my good site, fantastic! Highly recommend this book. (If you have never used Front Page before, I recommend getting a more basic book like "Front Page for Dummies" or "Front Page for Busy People" for a beginning reference.)