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- FrontPage
- Add a link to a pop-up window
- Add a mailto link
- Add shared Borders to a page
- CSS rollovers based on a Theme
- Cut and Paste into FrontPage 2000
- Formatting the FrontPage search component
- FrontPage Discussion Web
- Global Navigation Bar
- Hidden Hit Counter
- Publishing with FrontPage 2000
- Remove unused themes
- Stop Front Page deleting files
- Styling FrontPage Navigation
- Upload to an FTP Host
- Vertical Navigation Bar
- VML-graphics
- Expression Web
- FrontPage and Expression Web
- Alternative Navigation View
- Convert Shared Borders to a DWT
- Convert Shared Borders to Include Files
- Desktop Shortcut to open a website
- Difference between Copy and Publish
- Email and FrontPage Extensions
- Folders in a website
- Interactive Buttons
- Moving a website or subweb to a new computer
- Navigation Bars
- Publishing Messages
- Sorting File Dialogues
- Unlinked and Unmatched Pages
- Unlinked Files Report
- General HTML
- Aligned pictures and text
- Appearing - Disappearing Images
- Font Sizes - fixed or resizable
- Hiding fields in a form
- Indicate the Current Page in a Navigation Bar
- JavaScript Security???
- Relative and Absolute Addressing
- Remote Rollover Images
- Spam and Forms
- Symbols and Page Encoding
- Symbols, Entities and Numeric References
- Uploading to an FTP web site
- Validating Email Addresses
- Why Compress Graphics
- Other Technologies
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Web faqs
What the FAQ database is for, intended audience, and usage guidelines
Contents
Introduction
These Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) are intended to give guidance, generate ideas, and assist in the construction of web pages, with BT Internet in mind as the web host.
The individual FAQs are gleaned from Usenet newsgroups, particularly BTI Homepages.Authoring, microsoft.public.frontpage.client, and various other sources. - the content possibly, in fact probably, contains errors.
Contributors to these FAQs are unpaid and (allegedly) overworked; above all, most are human and can make mistakes.
