As you add components such as text, images, tables, and form elements, FrontPage 2000 displays them as they would appear in a Web browser. Although it is a powerful tool, FrontPage 2000 is easy to use because it looks much like a word-processor. Also, the Preview tab lets you see what your Web site looks like in the browser. Before you begin To get an idea of how you want your Web site to look, it is a good idea to look at outstanding Web sites that other people have created. Look at these sites for good examples of Web design and organization.
Several organizations give awards for outstanding Web sites.
The following two Web sites are examples of this type of Web site. This lesson walks you through opening FrontPage 2000, viewing the screens and toolbars, and creating your first Web page using FrontPage 2000. When you have finished this lesson, you will have a simple Web site with a template attached. To start FrontPage 2000 Turn on your computer. On the Windows Taskbar, click Start , point to Programs , and then click Microsoft FrontPage .