[WEB4LIB] RE: FrontPage 2000 Reference

[Garwood, Steve]

Well as far as books go - my best friend has probably been Microsoft's
Official Frontpage 2000.

However, I must say when the going gets tough I turn to a program called
CuteHTML. Do all the coding in that and then import it into Frontpage (just
don't touch the file in FP). Ergo, I get to use a lot of FrontPage tools,
but FP doesn't tell me how to code.

steve
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Burns [mailto:jeffb at eauclaire.lib.wi.us]
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2000 2:26 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list
Subject: [WEB4LIB] RE: FrontPage 2000 Reference


Here is what I use for reference:
Special Edition
Using Microsoft FrontPage 2000
User Level: Intermediate-Advanced

Randall & Jones
QUE

It is an in-depth resource covering all aspects of FrontPage included
related plug-ins and elements. 

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>>> Julie James <JJames at lva.lib.va.us> 08/24/00 10:19AM >>>
>If you find a book that covers more "intermediate to advanced" FrontPage, 
>I would love to hear about it!  So far I am not happy with my search 
 
The book that has answered the most "advanced" questions for me is 

FrontPage 2000 : the complete reference   
Matthews, Martin S.  
Osborne/McGraw-Hill, c1999.  

HTH-
Julie
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Julie James
Technology Consultant
The Library of Virginia
804/692-0800  
jjames at lva.lib.va.us