Web Technical Tour
FrontPage
2003:
When You're
Serious About Your Web Site.
Why Standardize on FrontPage 2003?
Spring 2008 Update:
Although it's the Spring of 2008
and Microsoft has discontinued development and support of
FrontPage, we don't believe they really want to stop selling it. It is
currently the world's most popular authoring tool, with a great
feature set.
FrontPage has
a large active base of user/developers who still believe that it
is an "industry
standard" for web development, and will remain so for years to
come.
FrontPage is the world's most popular WYSIWYG web site authoring and
site management tool.
This easy-to-use, award-winning software makes it
possible to be a web publisher or
web merchant without in-depth knowledge of HTML tagging, numerous programming languages, or
computer graphics. At the same time, it is a powerful site
management tool used by large organizations like AT&T and the United
States Air Force to administer major web
presences.
FrontPage-based
sites are easily transportable between hosting vendors and server
environments.
Should
you need or desire to change web developer, hosting provider, or
operating system, a
web developed using the FrontPage Server Extensions will transfer to the new hosting platform
virtually without a hitch. If minor options changes are needed, they are
quickly and economically accomplished.
Contrast this situation with most hand-tagged,
custom programmed web sites.
With custom programming comes
custom problems. A move from one provider
or serving platform to another may require a major re-programming
job. If your programmer disappears, you may have a major support
problem.
This
won't happen to you if you standardize on FrontPage!
Microsoft provides comprehensive
information and access to support communities online.
http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage/
There are a number of
non-Microsoft- sponsored communities of support
available online as well.
PIA
sponsors The FrontPage User Group on Yahoo. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fpug/
Microsoft's FrontPage site at www.microsoft.com/frontpage
has the full story on FrontPage's many features.
This web site was created
and is managed using FrontPage. The site's minimalist look is a variation on one of the 60+ themes that are included with the
software.
Ready to get
started? Order services
here. Or call
Dick Jones to discuss our services, or email
dickjones@pia.net
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