Sorry for an ukward question... How do I access Front Page with Windows XP Pro?
Elnur_E65 Senior Member Mar 24, 2004 #1 Feb 21, 2004 10,848 Mar 24, 2004 #1 Elnur_E65 Mar 24, 2004 Sorry for an ukward question... How do I access Front Page with Windows XP Pro? Buy on AliExpress.com
Sorry for an ukward question... How do I access Front Page with Windows XP Pro? Buy on AliExpress.com
gray Senior Member Moderator Mar 25, 2004 #2 Apr 22, 2003 30,260 Mar 25, 2004 #2 gray Mar 25, 2004 You have to install Microsoft Office. On that note, I don't know why you would want to. Using Frontpage to make web pages is like using sugar to sweeten wine
You have to install Microsoft Office. On that note, I don't know why you would want to. Using Frontpage to make web pages is like using sugar to sweeten wine
Martin Senior Member Mar 25, 2004 #3 Dec 31, 2000 56,913 Mar 25, 2004 #3 Martin Mar 25, 2004 Frontpage is the worst piece of junk I ever saw. Oh wait, there are several MS products rivalling for that position..
Frontpage is the worst piece of junk I ever saw. Oh wait, there are several MS products rivalling for that position..
OP Elnur_E65 Senior Member Mar 25, 2004 Thread Starter #4 Feb 21, 2004 10,848 Mar 25, 2004 Thread Starter Thread Starter #4 Elnur_E65 Mar 25, 2004 Hmmm... I just need to get some experience with web design, and I guess trying the worst tool would teach me better. I do have MS Office, but I can't find Frontpage from the Start menu. I guess I have to install it separately. Cheers guys
Hmmm... I just need to get some experience with web design, and I guess trying the worst tool would teach me better. I do have MS Office, but I can't find Frontpage from the Start menu. I guess I have to install it separately. Cheers guys
Martin Senior Member Mar 25, 2004 #5 Dec 31, 2000 56,913 Mar 25, 2004 #5 Martin Mar 25, 2004 Just for the record, Dreamweaver is what most "professionals" use. As do I. But if you've never seen html before, it's not for you.
Just for the record, Dreamweaver is what most "professionals" use. As do I. But if you've never seen html before, it's not for you.
gray Senior Member Moderator Mar 25, 2004 #6 Apr 22, 2003 30,260 Mar 25, 2004 #6 gray Mar 25, 2004 Do you have "MS Office with Frontpage"? That's what it says when i'm installing it, but i didn't really take notice since i don't use it. For the record, my favourite program for making web pages is Notepad
Do you have "MS Office with Frontpage"? That's what it says when i'm installing it, but i didn't really take notice since i don't use it. For the record, my favourite program for making web pages is Notepad
Martin Senior Member Mar 25, 2004 #7 Dec 31, 2000 56,913 Mar 25, 2004 #7 Martin Mar 25, 2004 Hehe, are they XHTML compliant? http://validator.w3.org/
gray Senior Member Moderator Mar 25, 2004 #8 Apr 22, 2003 30,260 Mar 25, 2004 #8 gray Mar 25, 2004 How can they not be? I pride myself on tool-free pages
Martin Senior Member Mar 25, 2004 #9 Dec 31, 2000 56,913 Mar 25, 2004 #9 Martin Mar 25, 2004 Yeah I've been thinking about recoding this site in css lately and also make it validate properly. Haven't had time for it but maybe later.. :undecide:
Yeah I've been thinking about recoding this site in css lately and also make it validate properly. Haven't had time for it but maybe later.. :undecide:
gray Senior Member Moderator Mar 25, 2004 #10 Apr 22, 2003 30,260 Mar 25, 2004 #10 gray Mar 25, 2004 What's keepin u busy these days?
Martin Senior Member Mar 25, 2004 #11 Dec 31, 2000 56,913 Mar 25, 2004 #11 Martin Mar 25, 2004 Ah, school work, exams coming up, work, all of that.. :stress: