As mentioned in the Introduction , you will need to learn to use FrontPage 2000 to edit and manage your site. This document won't tell you much about the basics of FrontPage 2000, but your reference text and the LIS Web Site Development area have lots of good info. The information in your site is organized in several distinct ways. First, your site consists of a set of Web pages, each of which represents a file stored in your account. Second, your pages will be connected to one another through a system of hyperlinks.
Some hyperlinks are generic.
Often your site will have other standard pages, like a Search or Send a Comment page, that should be immediately accessible from any other page. There are also specific links between related pages, like a link from a catalogue page to an ordering merchandise page. And your site may also contain links to external sites located on other computers across the Internet. Finally, you need to organize where on the computer you plan to store your files. You could store all your files in a single folder, but this would quickly become an organizational nightmare as the number of pages at the site increased.