MS FrontPage

A Dedicated Web Page Editor

Instruction Manual for Torrey Pines High School Staff

The District supports both Microsoft FrontPage 98 and 2000. All teachers in the District have a personal web page assigned to them to help them enhance their instructional potential through technology.  Through FrontPage the user can create and publish Internet web sites without the technical expertise of a programmer.   FrontPage is a powerful piece of software that is surprisingly easy to use once you become familiar with its range of functions.  This hands-on manual is designed to make FrontPage quickly accessable for the beginning, intermediate and advanced user.

Peter Evans: TPHS Web Manager (1998-2002)
    (TPHS x2119 · peter.evans@sduhsd.net)

Contents

Your Web Page Awaits You
Beginning Web Site Development              How to:  log onto your computer and to FrontPage98 and 2000                  How to:  spell-check and file-save                  How to:  preview in FrontPage and in the Browser                  How to:  "refresh" your page
Intermediate Web Site Development             How to:  establish email links                 How to:  format fonts and manage text                 How to:  single space                 How to:  format a background             How to:  insert and manage clipart, symbols and bullets                 How to:  create new web pages, hyperlilnks and bookmarks                 How to: create and mofify tables, create templates and use shared borders
Advanced Web Site Development             How to: capture clip art, images and backgrounds from the Internet                 How to:  create watermarks as backgrounds                 How to:  use the Image Toolbar                 How to:  establish hyperlinks to Internet sites                 How to:  convert an image to an Internet hyperlink                 How to:  work with Frames             How to: use Active Elements (banners, marquees...)             How to:  import files, folders, grades and PowerPoint presentations to a web page                 How to:  copy and paste Word documents to a web page             How to:  create and manage a website using Themes and navigation buttons                 How to:   use Theme Designer to create custom themes
Appendix:         How to Access Your FrontPage Web From School         How to Access Your FrontPage Web From Home         Navigating MS FrontPage         Keyboard Short cuts         Highlighting Text         Practice: Creating a Three-Page Web Site from Scratch         Connecting Your Web Site to a Server with FTP         Suggested Bibliography for MS FrontPage & Web Design

 

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Your WebPage Awaits You

You already have a web page on the District Server with your name on it. You can find it on the District Web Site by clicking the Teacher Web Pages button, or at TPHS.NET by clicking on Teachers & Staff. TPHS teachers already have a web template installed for them. Follow the instructions below to access, edit and save your website from any computer on campus or from home. See Appendix for details.

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Beginning Web Site Development

Accessing and Using Your District Web Page
Complete the Beginning instructions and you will have an active web page

** Note: You must previously have established a FrontPage password with Network Support before proceeding.  To
                establish a FrontPage password for the first time, e-mail "support, network," say you want to submit your
                FrontPage password,  give them a five - or more - character password of your choice (avoid making it the same
                as your Novell log-in password) and give them time to reply. 

  1) Log-on to the computer (Novell Client login)

• Username: Your first initial and full last name, all lower case, no spaces, (as in: mgrey)
• Password: Your regular login password

  2) If that doesn’t work (for example, if you are in a computer lab at TP), do the
      following to log in:

• Username: .username.torrey.staff.tp (dot - your username - dot - torrey - dot - staff - tp). If that does not work consult a lab technician. Lab computers on campus are sometimes configured differently for log-in purposes
• Password: Your regular login password.

  3) Double click on the Microsoft FrontPage icon on the screen/desktop. If it’s not there,
      go to Start>Programs>Microsoft FrontPage. This automatically opens FrontPage
      Explorer.

  4) At Getting Started (if it appears) click on More Webs. In the box that says, Select
      a Web server or disk location, type in teachers.sduhsd.k12.ca.us/username in
      the first box, (where username is your first initial and full last name, all lower case, no
      spaces.)

• Alternately: if a screen appears titled New FrontPage Web, cancel it and go to File>Open FrontPage Web. In this Getting Started box, click on Open an Existing FrontPage Web. Your named website may show up here if you’ve opened and used it before from this computer. If not follow steps above "At Getting Started."

• If you are using FP2000: after you open FrontPage 2000, click on Open.   In the address box at the bottom of the screen type: http://teachers.sduhsd.k12.ca.us/username and enter, or click, on the "Open" button.  When the Network Password box appears enter your Username and Password, as indicated below.

  5) Click on List Webs (If using FP98). This brings you to the Name and Password box, then type in:

• Name: Your first initial and full last name, all lower case, no spaces, (as in: mgrey)
• Password: Use your special FrontPage password
• Click OK

6) Your web folder should open, displaying all its files and images. Double-click on index.html to access your Home Page or      double-click on the page you want to edit. You are now in the FrontPage Editor. The remainder of this manual is designed
    to show you how to use the FrontPage editor to create a web site.

• In the future when you open FrontPage Explorer, your name will appear by default in the Getting Started dialog box. Click on it and you are ready to resume your work in the FrontPage editor

7) Frequently spell check & do FILE-SAVE after entering text

8) Preview work using the Preview command at bottom of screen

• Click on PREVIEW at bottom left of screen; wait for a few seconds to see the preview as it looks "live on the Internet," then click on DISTRICT in left column of template to go to the District’s home page.

• Click on TEACHERS’ WEB PAGES and look up your name. Click on your name and view your work. Click on REFRESH if you do not see your work. REFRESH brings up the latest information you have put on the page.

• While you are looking at your page, click on HOME in left column of template. This will take you to the TPHS homepage. Click on TEACHERS & STAFF, find your name, click on WebPage and view your work again.

• While you are looking at your page, click on FRONTPAGE HELP in left column of template. This will take you to the TPHS Technology Homepage. Click on FRONTPAGE HELP on this page to see an on-line manual for FrontPage users.

• Go back to your working page by clicking on NORMAL (next to PREVIEW)

• Make sure, as you are creating your page to move back and forth between the NORMAL and PREVIEW-REFRESH tabs to see how the page actually looks.

9) Preview work using File-Preview command

10) Preview your work using an Internet browser

11) Understand that different Internet browsers can reproduce FrontPage documents
      differently

12) Exit all programs if you are done

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Intermediate Web Site Development

• Type your e-mail address directly onto a page followed by a space. Your address should automatically activate with a hyperlink underline

• Click on Format > Font on the menu bar
• Follow prompts to select preferred font and other stylistic choices
• OK
• Preferred web fonts are Helvetica,Verdana, Ariel

• Highlight text that you want to change:
• Click on font drop down window and select font
• Click on large or small "A" to size fonts up or down
• Click on "B", "I" or "U" to bold, italicize and underline fonts
• Click on "A" color button to change font color

• Point and click on page alignment buttons to right of "U" button

• Shift-Enter

• Position cursor on page that you want formatted
• Click on Format > Background>pull down Background menu>select color > OK
• Save

• Position cursor on page that you want formatted
• Click on Format > Backgrounds > Browse > Cancel Select File Box > click on Clip Art

• Scroll in left frame to Web Backgrounds > Select an image > Insert
• The image you selected becomes a full page background
• OK > Save

• Position Cursor on page that you want formatted
• Click on Format > Background > Background Image > Watermark > Browse > Cancel Select File Box > click on Clip Art
• Scroll in left frame to Web Backgrounds > Select an image > Insert
• The image you selected becomes a full page background
• OK > Save

• Click on Insert > Clipart
• Select Image or Picture > Insert
• Size by clicking on image and dragging a corner inward or outward
• Click away from image
• Save
• Delete by clicking on image and hitting Delete key
• Save

• Click on View > Image Toolbar (this toolbar appears at bottom of screen)
• Click on Image
• Click on Make Transparent icon on Image Toolbar
• Point to Image (this should eliminate the image background)
• Save

• Click on View > Image Toolbar (this toolbar appears at bottom of screen)
• Click on Image
• Experiment with other Image Toolbar icons
• Save

• Click on Insert > Symbol
• Select a symbol > Insert> Close
• Save

• Position cursor on page where you want a bullet to appear
• Click on Format > Bullets and Numbers
• Follow prompts for your selection
• OK
• Save

• Position cursor on page where you want an image to appear
• Click on Format > Bullets and Numbers
• Browse
• Cancel Select Box > click on Clip Art
• Select an image (Note: choose a small image)
• OK
• Type what you want next to the new bullet image
• Hit Enter to see image repeated, and so on
• Save

• Click on File > New > Normal > OK -- OR, Double click on the blank page icon
• Enter text, format Backgrounds, etc., as you have already learned to do
• Save As > give new page a unique name > Save
• Go back to original page (this could be your Home Page or any other page you want to link to)
• Type in text that designates your new page (Ex: "Go to New Page")
• Highlight text
• Click on Edit > Hyperlink > click on new page address > OK. The highlighted text should color blue
• Save
• Right click mouse on the new text and left click mouse on Follow Hyperlink. The new page should appear on screen
• Create a hyperlink text on the new page that returns you to page of origin (Ex. "Return to Homepage." Use the same Hyperlink command sequence to establish this link back to Homepage > OK
• Save
• Repeat Right & Left mouse click sequence to move between pages
• Use Preview mode to move between pages (In this mode only a normal point and click method is needed – a small hand appears the same as in a web browser on the Internet)
• Check Link Address and Change Link Address

• Check: Point to link. Address appears in status line at bottom of screen
• Change: right click mouse on link and left click mouse on Hyperlink Properties. At any time you can use this method to change a link address

• Click on Format > Background
• Click on pull down Hyperlink menus and select hyperlink colors for Hyperlink, Visited Hyperlink, Active Hyperlink > OK
• Save
• Note: if this does not seem to work. Highlight the hyperlink first

Hyperlinking Using Bookmark for same & different page links:
A web page will often contain a menu to items further down a page. These same-page links are accessed using Bookmark and Hyperlink in the Edit menu.

• Highlight target (or destination) item on page
• Bookmark the target item
• Click on Edit > Bookmark > OK
• Highlight the menu text (or other) that you want to be the link to the target text
• Click on Edit > Hyperlink > Bookmark (scroll down Search box to find the target text > OK
• Save

• The same rules apply when linking specific items from one page to specific items on another page
• Save

• Position the cursor on the page where you want a table to appear
• Click on Table > Insert, follow prompts > OK

• Text Input in Table Cells: same as any other text input
• Image Input:

• Position cursor in cell where you want image to appear
• Click on Insert > Clip Art. Follow prompts
• Size image

• Format Background for Entire Table:

• Highlight entire table > click on Table > Table Properties > Background Color, follow prompts > OK

• Format Background for Cell Only:

• Highlight cell > click on Table > Cell Properties > Background Color, follow prompts > OK

• Eliminate Table Frames for Internet Viewing:

• Highlight entire table > click on Table > Table Properties > Border size = 0 > OK
• Note: table frames will still be visible in FrontPage editor

• Align Text or Images Within a Table

• Highlight table or cell > Table Properties, or Cell Properties, use Alignment pull down menus > select alignment > OK

• Save

• Click on File > New
• Preview or select the template you want and begin to edit using your FrontPage skills > OK.
• Save

• Create a FrontPage web page from scratch (or with a template at File > New > Template)
• Save As, cancel Save As File box > click on Template in Save As box
• Your new template page will be saved in the FrontPage Template menu file at File > New for anyone to use.

• Click on Tools > Shared Borders, follow prompts > OK
• Borders will appear on your page.
• Position the information, banner, images, etc., in the selected border areas – keeping in mind that this information will appear repeatedly on every page. Note: you can change, add or subtract information later and it will affect all pages.
• Save

• Choose Internet site and find image
• Right click on image
• Left click mouse on Save Picture As
• Save to Desktop, other file, floppy disk…etc
• Open FrontPage web
• Position cursor where you want image to appear
• Click on Import Clips, click on image file in Desktop menu box > Open > OK
• Click on PICTURE tab, find new image
• Click on new image > Insert
• Save

• Method Two – go to FrontPage web first:

• Open FrontPage web
• Position cursor where you want image to appear
• Click on Insert > Clip Art > Browse (click on Internet Icon)
• Choose Internet site and find image
• Right click mouse on image
• Left click mouse on Save Picture As
• Save to Desktop, other file, floppy disk…etc
• Return to FrontPage web. You should still be in Clip Art menu.
• Click on Import Clips, click on image file in Desktop menu box > Open > OK
• Click on PICTURE tab, find new image
• Click on new image > Insert
• Save

• Choose Internet site and find image
• Right click mouse on image
• Left click mouse on Save Picture As
• Save to Desktop, other file, floppy disk…etc
• Open FrontPage web where you want image to appear
• Drag image from Desktop into web page… and, voila, image should appear
• Click on and resize, move, etc…
• Save

Capture Backgrounds off the Internet: there are several methods. Below are two (routines below apply to FP98 primarily. FP2000 is same, but with different menu presentation):

• Method One – go to Internet first:

• Choose Internet site that contains background images
• Right click mouse on background image
• Left click mouse on Save Background As
• Save to Desktop, other file, floppy disk…etc
• Open FrontPage web where you want new background to appear
• Click on Format > Background > Background Image > Browse > Cancel Select File Box > click on Clip Art
• In Clip Art scroll to Web Backgrounds
• Click on Import Clip Art
• Click on Import Clips, click on image file in Desktop menu box > Open > OK
• Click on CLIP ART tab and find new image
• Click on new image > Insert and your new background image should appear
• Save

• Method Two – go to FrontPage web first:

• Open FrontPage web
• Click on Format > Background > Background Image > Browse > Cancel Select File Box > click on Clip Art
• In Clip Art scroll to Web Backgrounds
• Click on Internet browse icon
• Choose Internet site and find background
• Right click mouse on background
• Left click mouse on Save Background As
• Save to Desktop, other file, floppy disk…etc
• Return to FrontPage web. You should still be in Clip Art menu
• Click on Import Clips, click on image file in Desktop menu box > Open > OK
• Click on CLIP ART tab and new image
• Click on new image > Insert and your new background image should appear
• Save

• Open FrontPage web
• Click on Format > Background > Background Image > Watermark > Browse > Cancel Select File Box > click on Clip Art
• Follow prompts for accessing and importing backgrounds (method two above)
• In Clip Art scroll to Web Backgrounds
• OK > Save

• Direct Links to Web Sites:

• Type in a web site address and add a space. The address becomes an underlined hyperlink
• Save

• Type in a web site address:

• Highlight the address
• Go to EDIT > Hyperlink > OK. The address becomes a hyperlink
• Save

• Type in anything (it does not have to be an address):

• Highlight what you have typed
• Click on EDIT > Hyperlink > browse for desired internet link > return to FrontPage (address will appear in URL box) > OK
• If you know the address, type it in at the URL cursor prompt > OK
• Save

• Checking Link addresses:

• Point to Link. Address appears in status line at bottom of screen
• Or right click mouse on Link, and left click mouse on Hyperlink Properties. At any time you can use this method to change a Link address.
• Save

• Select an image from Clip Art or other source and insert in document
• Click on Image
• Go to EDIT > Hyperlink, and either type in the address of the web link or browse for one (same steps as above). The Image becomes the link. Just click on it to hyperlink to web
• Save
• Often an annoying frame appears around the hyperlinked image. To eliminate the frame go to EDIT > Image Properties > Appearances and zero Boarder Thickness
• Save

• Click on File > New > Frames, or (with a page open) > Frames > New Frames Page and follow prompts
• Select Frames and Preview and select
• If starting a new document, select New Page in each frame and enter data
• If accessing existing frames documents select Set Initial Page
• In FRAMES mode each frame is considered a separate document therefore click on the document to work in it
• To establish or eliminate scroll bars in individual frames:
• Click on a framed page > Frames > Frames Properties and follow prompts
• Experiment with Frames menu options when working in frames
• To delete Frames, go to Frames > Delete. Each frame has to be deleted separately
• NOTE: Frames are not viewable in all browsers

• Example: Hover Buttons – these give action to your hyperlinks
• Position cursor where you want to establish a Button
• Click on Insert > Active Elements > Hover Button
• In Hover Button dialogue box follow Text, Link and other prompts
• OK > Save
• Double click on the Hover Button to re-access Hover Button dialogue box and modify instructions
• Hover Buttons are like Images. Click on them and hit Delete to erase them

• Access your web page
• In FrontPage Explore, click on File > Import
• Follow prompts to locate document file on the correct drive > open file
• Click on Import File To FrontPage Web > OK
• The file will appear in your FrontPage Explore web page directory
• Position cursor on the web page where you want the new file to appear
• Create a hyperlink to the new file in your Explore directory
• The internet users can now see this file by clicking on this link
• Save

• Import Folders:

• Access your web page
• In FrontPage Explore, click on File > Import
• Substitute Folder for import instructions above

• Import Web Sites Directly from the Internet:

• Access your web page
• In FrontPage Explore, click on File > Import > Import from Web
• Follow prompts for Import Web Wizard

• Import Documents as HTML Files: some programs have a File > Save AS HTML option. Files saved this way are then Imported (see instructions above for Importing Files) and linked to a web page. The advantage is that all Internet users can read your file.

• Import Text Files: some programs only allow you to save files as Text files. Usually there is a pull down menu that indicates this. Files saved this way are then Imported (see instructions above for Importing Files) and linked to a web page. This sometimes true with grade programs.

• Import Web Files: some programs allow you to save documents as web pages. Files saved this way are then Imported (see instructions above for Importing Files) and linked to a web page. The advantage is that all Internet users can read your file.

• Open your web page
• Open the file that you want to copy from
• Highlight the text or document in the file to copy from
• Copy
• Position cursor on web page where you want document to begin
• Paste the file
• The document should appear on the web page. It may require editing in FrontPage to look the way you want it to on the web page.

• Suggestion: for best results when copying data in columns or rows, pre-format the material to be copied in tables. FrontPage accepts this format easily and your data will appear normal on your web page.

• Depending on the grade program follow instructions above:

• Copy > Paste the grade report
• OR, Save > As HTML file and Import to FrontPage
• OR, Save as a Web file and Import to FrontPage
• OR, Save as a Text file and Import to FrontPage

• Create PowerPoint Presentation
• Save As > Presentation (FrontPage 98)

• Import PowerPoint Presentation file to FrontPage and create link to web page (follow File Importing instructions above)
• The PowerPoint Presentation should run as originally created

• OR, Save As HTML (FrontPage 98)
• The Save as HTML menu wizard will appear
• Follow prompts: this method allows you to import the presentation with Internet user buttons that allow the Internet user to move the PowerPoint slides at will. This can be useful for hands-on instructional purposes

• Create PowerPoint Presentation
• Save As Web Page
• Follow prompts and follow instructions for Import Web Files above

• Access FrontPage Explorer

• If you are already in a web page minimize the page and your FrontPage Explorer menu should appear

• In Views menu on left of screen, or on the menu bar at the top of the screen, click on Themes
• Click on Use Selected Theme
• Click on a theme and look at it in the Preview Themes window
• Click on Apply to use a theme
• A new theme screen without navigation buttons will appear
• Note: a theme will apply to all pages in use or that you create

• Establish Navigation Buttons: these automatically hyperlink web pages

• Click on Insert > Navigation Bar to access navigation buttons, follow prompts
• Minimize this window and return to FrontPage Explorer
• In the Views menu click on Navigation. The right frame should show a rectangle with the name of your newly created Theme page
• Click on this box and watch your new Theme page appear with Navigation Buttons
• Click on Insert > Navigation Bar and follow prompts
• Experiment with this menu to establish desired navigation button positions on your web pages. One choice affects all pages. Buttons will automatically appear on all new pages.

• Expand Your Web Site in FrontPage Explore Navigation Views
• When working in the Navigation Views menu in FrontPage Explorer right click your mouse on any file box and see how to add new pages to your web site, and rename, delete, etc. individual file pages.
• Notice how you can move pages around and attach them to other pages in your site. You can manipulate almost everything very quickly when working in this view of your web site
• Save

Appendix

** Note: You must previously have established a FrontPage password with Network Support before proceeding.  To
                establish a FrontPage password for the first time, e-mail "support, network," say you want to submit your
                FrontPage password,  give them a five - or more - character password of your choice (avoid making it the same
                as your Novell log-in password) and give them time to reply. 

1. Log in to the computer (Novell Client login)

• Username: Your first initial and full last name, all lower case, no spaces, (as in: mgrey)
• Password: Your regular login password 

    2. If that doesn’t work (for example, if you are in a computer lab on campus), log in as
        follows:

• Username: .user name.torrey.staff.tp (dot - your user name - dot - torrey - dot - staff - dot - tp). If that does not work, consult a technician. Lab computers on campus are sometimes configured differently for login purposes.
• Password: Your regular login password.

   3.Double click on the Microsoft FrontPage icon on the screen/desktop. If it’s not there, go to
       Start>Programs>Microsoft FrontPage. This automatically opens FrontPage Explorer.

If you are using FrontPage 98:

   4. At Getting Started (if it appears) click on More Webs. In the box that says, Select a web
       server or disk location, type in teachers.sduhsd.k12.ca.us/username in the first box,
       (where username is your first initial and full last name, all lower case, no spaces.)

• Alternately: if a screen appears entitled New FrontPage Web, cancel it and go to File>Open FrontPage Web. In this Getting Started box, click on Open an Existing FrontPage Web. Your named website may show up here if you’ve opened and used it before from this computer. If not… 

   5 .Click on List Webs. This brings you to the Name and Password box, then type in:

• Name: Your first initial and full last name, all lower case, no spaces, (as in: mgrey)
• Password: Use your special FrontPage password (see **note above). Click OK.
• Timeout Message: If this appears, see instructor for help. 

If you are using FrontPage 2000:

   6.  When you enter FrontPage 2000, click on Open.   In the address box at the bottom of the screen type:
        http://teachers.sduhsd.k12.ca.us/username and enter, or click, on the "Open" button.  When the Network
        Password box appears enter your Username and Password, as indicated above.

   7. Your web folder should open, displaying all its files and images. Double-click on
       index.html to access your Home Page or double-click on the page you want to edit.

  8. In the future when you open FrontPage Explorer, your name will appear by default in the
      Getting Started dialog box. Click on it and you are ready to resume your work in FrontPage

Web Manager: Pete Evans                                                             Web Editor: Sally Sandler

** Note: You must previously have established a FrontPage password with Network Support before proceeding.  To
                establish a FrontPage password for the first time, e-mail "support, network," say you want to submit your
                FrontPage password,  give them a five - or more - character password of your choice (avoid making it the same
                as your Novell log-in password) and give them time to reply. 

1) Install FrontPage

2) Open the Internet: click on START > click on an Internet Browser > Minimize

3) Open FrontPage Explorer: click on Star t> Program > Microsoft FrontPage Start >
    FrontPage, or double click on the Microsoft FrontPage icon on the screen/desktop. This
     automatically opens FrontPage Explorer.

If you are using FrontPage 98:

 4) At Getting Started (if it appears) click on More Webs. In the box that says, Select a web
      server or disk location, type in teachers.sduhsd.k12.ca.us/username in the first box,
      (where username is your first initial and full last name, all lower case, no spaces.)

• Alternately: if a screen appears entitled New FrontPage Web, cancel it and go to File>Open FrontPage Web. In this Getting Started box, click on Open an Existing FrontPage Web. Your named website may show up here if you’ve opened and used it before from this computer. If not… 

5) Click on List Webs. This brings you to the Name and Password box, then type in:

• Name: Your first initial and full last name, all lower case, no spaces, (as in: mgrey)
• Password: Use your special FrontPage password (see **note above). Click OK. 

6) Your web folder should open, displaying all its files and images. Double-click on index.html to access your Home Page or
     double-click on the page you want to edit.

7) In the future when you open FrontPage Explorer, your name will appear by default in the Getting Started dialog box. Click
    on it and you are ready to resume your work in FrontPage

If you are using FrontPage 2000:

8)    When you enter FrontPage 2000, click on Open.   In the address box at the bottom of the screen type:
        http://teachers.sduhsd.k12.ca.us/username and enter, or click, on the "Open" button.  When the Network
        Password box appears enter your Username and Password, as indicated above.

9) . Your web folder should open, displaying all its files and images. Double-click on index.html to access your Home Page 
       or double-click on the page you want to edit.

10) In the future when you open FrontPage Explorer, your name will appear by default in the Getting Started dialog box.
      Click on it and you are ready to resume your work in FrontPage

Web Manager: Pete Evans                                                         Web Editor: Sally Sandler

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FIRST PAGE -- HOME PAGE:

SECOND PAGE:

THIRD PAGE:

HOMEPAGE:

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