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What's this "Views" toolbar? |
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This allows us to switch views. We can look at the overall structure of our web site, or look at pages individually. |
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I get it. It's a lot like when I'm painting - sometimes I need to get real close to paint a leaf just right, and sometimes I need to step back to see how the whole forest looks. Hey, does Van Gogh live in this time period? |
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No, but Spielberg does. You know... the great filmmaker. |
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Grongy! |
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![]() The Views toolbar shows you seven different ways of looking at your web site.
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Okay, now we need to start our first page. |
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Groovy! Let's make this page all about silly tattoos and the teenagers who later regretted getting them. |
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In due time. First, let's start off with our main page that will link to the rest of our site. |
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2. Double-click the Home Page icon in the Navigation view flow chart. Your web page will open in FrontPage Editor. By this point, all three parts of FrontPage will be running.
![]() At the top of the FrontPage Editor screen is a Title bar, a Menu bar, a Standard toolbar and a Format toolbar. These bars and toolbars contain all the tools you will need to add and format text.
![]() At the bottom of the screen are three tabs: Normal, HTML and Preview. Always select the Normal tab when working on your page.
![]() You will notice that FrontPage Editor has already started your page for you. On the left side of the screen, you will see a navigation bar with links to the three other pages in your web site. You will also see the title of the page, a line of three buttons and some sample text. At the bottom of the screen, you will see a special line of text that tells your visitors when you last updated your page.
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