FrontPage will automatically generate the appropriate script when you set validation rules on a field based on the setting here. Another powerful tool in the Web settings area is the Parameters property. Here you can add any number of custom parameters for use throughout the Web site. After adding the parameter, it is immediately available for inclusion on the Web page. Any parameter changes made through the Web Settings window will update the affected parameter on every page subsequently accessed through the server.
Permissions is another powerful tool in Explorer.
It allows you to assign browsing, authoring, and administration rights to individual Webs under your root directory. These permissions can be assigned by individual user, group, or everyone. Through this flexible security set, it is possible to let departments or remote users fully manage their portions of the Web site with the knowledge that other areas are protected. It seems that at almost every step of the way, FrontPage knows what needs to be done next. If you edit an image or make a change to a page where a new object needs to be exported into the Web, FrontPage places that task on the To Do list and executes it for you.