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Day One

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Web Structure
Computer Settings
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Explore FrontPage
Web Site Wizard
Shared Borders
Web Page Themes
Page Header
Adding Text
Homework 1
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Introduction
Your Home Page
Adding Pages
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Add More Pages
Deleting Pages
Navigation
Link Bars
Custom Link Bars
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Adding Hyperlinks
Hyperlink Exercise
Publishing
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Day Three

Introduction
Bullet List
Numbered List
Tables
Table Uses
Create Tables
Graphics Intro
Image Sizing
Photo Editing
Adding Graphics
Photogalleries
Gallery Tool
Saving Images
Adding Music

Day Four

Form Wizard
Custom Form
Form Exercise
Form Properties
Web Components
Add a Map
Add Search Box
Marquee
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Hit Counter
Split & Code View
On-Line Sales
PayPal Buttons
Building Traffic
Meta Tags
Search Engines
Appendix & FAQs
Adv Techniques
Interactive Web
Conclusion
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Saving Images to the Images Folder

  • As you save your work, a Save Embedded Files dialog will open.  If the images folder is not selected, click on the Change Folder button (see below), and select the images folder.

  • You can drag and drop image files in the Folder List to the images folder, and FrontPage will keep track of the changes for you.

  • When your create a Photo Gallery, a new folder for the images in that gallery will be created automatically by FrontPage. 

It is best to save all images into the images folder on your Folder List.  This will make it easier to find the page you want to edit and keep the file structure uncluttered.

Saving Embedded Files Dialog

When you save the page, (File, Save All) Microsoft FrontPage prompts you to save embedded files to your Web site. Unless you specify otherwise, graphics that use 256 or fewer distinct colors are automatically converted to GIF (.gif). GIF is used to display indexed-color graphics on the World Wide Web. It supports up to 256 colors and uses lossless compression, meaning that no image data is lost when the file is compressed. All other graphics are converted to JPEG (.jpg) supported by many Web browsers that was developed for compressing and storing photographic images. It's best used for graphics with many colors, such as scanned photos.

You can choose not to save the graphic to your Web site by clicking Set Action in the Save Embedded Files dialog box, which appears when you save a page. For local files, a reference to the graphic is created on your page. However, if the graphic is removed from that location, you will no longer see the graphic on your own page.  Also, if the computer the image is located on is not connected to the web, the image will not download. 

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