Prerequisites
With basic knowledge of Windows is required with the following pre-requisites:
Able to maneuver with the mouse – Point, Click, Drag and Double Click.
Able to configure the desktop
Able to use the Control Panel
Able to switch between task applications
Able to maneuver with Microsoft Office or current user of Microsoft Office (MS-Word, MS-Excel and MSPowerPoint).
Able to surf the Net will be an added advantage.
Course Objectives
Microsoft FrontPage 2003 is a World Wide Web authoring and management tool that requires no programming knowledge. FrontPage 2003 is robust enough for experienced Web Site developers to use. At the end of it, participants will be able to produce and design impressive web pages
Chapter 1: Understanding How FrontPage Works
Looking Around in FrontPage
Exploring an Existing Web Site
Looking at a Web Site in Various Ways
Exploring an Existing Web Page
Understanding FrontPage Web Site Concepts
Chapter 2: Creating a Web Site to Promote Yourself or Your Company
Creating a New Web Site by Using a Template
Creating a Web Site by Using a Wizard
Inserting and Editing Text
Reusing Existing Text
Formatting Text
Inserting Hyperlinks
Seeing Your Web Site as Visitors Will
Deleting a Web Site
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Chapter 3: Presenting Information in Lists and Tables
Creating Bulleted and Numbered Lists
Creating Tables
Entering Information in a Table
Editing the Structure of a Table
Formatting a Table
Splitting a Table into Separate Tables
Chapter 4: Enhancing Your Web Site with Graphics
Adding Pictures to a Web Page
Editing and Formatting Pictures
Creating and Displaying Thumbnails
Adding a Line, Shape, or Drawing to a Web Page
Creating a Photo Gallery
Adding Fancy Text to a Web Page
Chapter 5: Creating a Web Site from Scratch
Creating an Empty Web Site
Adding a New Web Page to a Web Site
Changing a Web Page Title
Formatting a Web Page Background
Formatting a Web Page with Borders and Shading
Using Page Banners and Shared Borders
Formatting an Entire Web Site
Crating a Custom FrontPage Theme
Chapter 6: Changing Web Page Layout
Laying Out Web Pages with Tables
Creating a Web Page Template
Assembling a Web Site from a Page Template
Creating a Frames Page
Laying Out Web Pages With Frames
Chapter 7: Enhancing the Capabilities of Your Web Site
Organizing Files and Folders
Creating a Sub web
Adding Links Between Web Pages
Adding Links Between Web Sites
Adding Ready-Made Components to a Web Page
Adding Dynamic Effects and Behaviors to a Web Page
Chapter 8: Communicating with Your Visitors
Automatically Updating Information
Allowing for Visitor Input
Adding Ways to Find Information
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Chapter 9: Creating a Web Site to Support Team Projects
Using a Web Site to Track a Project
Using a Web Site to Discuss a Topic
Creating a Share Point Team Web Site
Customizing a Share Point Team Web Site
Maintaining the Security of Web Site Files
Chapter 10: Publishing Your Web Site
Finding a Suitable Host for Your Web Site
Choosing and Registering a Domain Name
Publishing a Web Site to a Local Folder
Publishing a Web Site to a Web Server
Chapter 11: Managing Your Web Site
Setting FrontPage Options
Publishing a Web Site for Administrative Purpose
Administering a Web Site
Generating Reports
Monitoring Web Site Statistics
Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.