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Microsoft FrontPage Version 2002 Inside Out
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Rating: 3.91/5 from 22 reviews I though I knew FrontPage until I read this book.Microsoft Frontpage Version 2002 Inside OutJim Buyens has written another great book on FrontPage. Microsoft FrontPage Version 2002 Inside Out is 1213 page and over 2 inches thick. Saying it is jam-packed is an understatement. There are hundreds of solutions and great time saving steps. Jim is great for giving you the straight scoop on everything; he is very detailed and easy to read. Microsoft FrontPage Version 2002 Inside Out is jam-packed with screen shoots. There are an abundance of Tips, Notes and Troubleshooting guides throughout the book. Both the novice and intermediate will get something out of this book. Experts should be writing books like this. The companion CD is designed to actually work with the book and not put in as an after thought. I have been using FrontPage 2000 for about 2 years and found Microsoft FrontPage Version 2002 Inside Out, an outstanding resource and learn tool. If your office is upgrading to FP2002, you should not be without this book. If you are new to FrontPage then you should defiantly not be with out this book. In fact if you do not purchase Microsoft FrontPage Version 2002 Inside Out when you purchase FrontPage 2002 you WILL regret it. Even if you get this book for NEW FEATURES, you will not regret it. Used this book and now have 3 money-making sites.I had no experience building web sites when I bought Jim Buyen's book "FrontPage INSIDE OUT". In just a few weeks, I had my first site up and running. Two more sites quickly followed. The book is 1000+ pages of invaluable information. Plus, the book comes with a CD for viewing on your computer. The cost-to-value ratio of this book is also good. One tip the author included about "Adding Favorites" icons to user's browsers was worth the cost of the book alone. Don't be intimitated by the size of this book. As you improve your knowledge, things become crystal clear. | ||||||||||||||||||||
The book takes Front Page 2002 apart step by step and module by module. The author has gone to great pains to make sure that every part of the application is broken down and explained so there is no doubt of how and why things work the way they do.
From the beginning of this 1200 plus page book you cover topics such as planning the website, using wizards to create sites automatically, editing the basic page, how to publish and the structuring of the web pages.
From there you move on to areas like animation within the page, database integration, personal web server and active X controls. The cdrom included has bonus section like active server pages, visual basic applications and creating your own customized copy of Front Page.
Overall there is a great deal of information in this book. While the book is tailored for the intermediate to advanced user there is bound to be something in here for everyone.