Frontpage 2002 (xp) - introduction

course description
this hands-on course is suitable for users who need to learn how to create documents with an html format, connected by hypertext, for use on the world wide web or on a corporate intranet.
target audience
participants should understand the basic concepts involved in working with a personal computer (pc) and have experience using word and a web browser. no prior knowledge of frontpage is assumed.

at course completion
after completing this course, participants will be able to:

• gain a principle understanding of the web and the structure of a web page
• create a new frontpage web
• create links between and within web pages
• apply formatting to characters and paragraphs
• insert, size, align and link images
• create, modify and enhance a table
• control and structure a frontpage web using a frameset.

prerequisites
participants are expected to be familiar with windows 95, 98, 2002 or nt4.0 primer, or equivalent knowledge, and have experience using both the keyboard and mouse. equivalent knowledge of word 2002 foundation and further use of and de-mystifying the web with internet explorer.
related courses

windows 95, 98,2000 or nt4.0 primer

de-mystifying the net with ie

de-mystifying the net with netscape

frontpage 2002 (xp) - intermediate
tailored training is available
topics
introduction to frontpage-examine a web in a browser; examine the application window; open a web page; contents pane tabs; orientation to frontpage views; create a new web with a blank home page; enter text on the home page; change the page properties; add a new page to a web
link web pages-create a link to a current frontpage web page; test links in a web page using the preview tab; import an html file; create & link to a bookmark; link to a new page; create a link to a page on the world wide web; create an email link; drag & drop to create a hyperlink; follow links in a browser
enhance web pages-apply paragraph styles & alignment; format characters; copy formats using the format painter; apply a theme to an entire web; observe theme attributes
add pictures to a web page-add a picture & change its alignment; observe the picture & alternate text using a browser; link pictures to pages; create a hotspot; observe the picture links by using a browser
work with tables-use a table to lay out a web page; enter text in a table; insert a table within a table; enter text in a table within a table; add rows & columns to the table; select & delete rows & columns; create a table header; change the table properties
introduction to framesets-create a basic frameset; target web pages to various frames; create links between frames.