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Creating a 4 page web Site Sampler
This How to..is an aid for creating a 4 page web site using MS FrontPage.The Instructions refer to the Laptop machines in Building 9.107 at Sunbury. Other machines may have different Operating Systems and /or versions of the software
Please note there are a variety of other ways to create web sites , some of these are detailed in the column on the far left. /
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Open Frontpage( Start > Programs >Microsoft Office 2003> Microsoft Office Frontpage 2003)
From the file menu select New
A side bar menu will appear on the left side of the screen
click on Blank page.
Repeat this process until you have created 4 pages.
This How to .. is designed to introduce a variety of techniques and processes.
Short cuts always exist but the long way takes in more scenery. /
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Save your work.From the File menu select Save
Name the file index.htm Change the Page Title to Home . In the Save In Area Select the My Documents Folder.
You will need to Create a Folder to save Your Site in Call this folder SamplerYourName
Extra Hints and Alternatives
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Repeat this process for the other three pages you have created.Using the file names and Page Titles BelowHome / My Gallery / My Hobbies / Autobiographical Information
index.htm / gallery.htm / hobbies.htm / self.htm
Frontpage has a range of themes , Wizards , Templates and other helpers that you can use .
Underneath the File Menu is the New Page Icon
Under this menu area you can select to create a New Site . Options Include a single page web or an empty web. If using these functions Note where the files are being Saved. /
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Save your work.Close Down Frontpage.
Open Frontpage again (Start > Programs >Microsoft Office 2003> Microsoft Office Frontpage 2003)
In the File Menu Select Open Site ( Not Open)
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Click once on the Folder to Select it and use the mouse to click open6.
You should see this dialogue box . Click "Yes" and your site should open with a Folder view on the left hand side of the screen.7.
Now Return to the Guide Page for other Instuctional material on creating Web Sites.