FRONTPAGE 2002 FOR DUMMIES

Until recently, only the technically gifted and artistically inclined attempted to publish sites on the Web. If you wanted to look good on the Web, you needed either techno-talent or the bucks to commission someone who had it. Not anymore. FrontPage 2002, the latest incarnation of the Microsoft Web site creation tool, brings new ease to Web publishing. Without any knowledge of HTML (the language used to create Web pages), you can use FrontPage to build and manage a beautiful and sophisticated Web site.

If you have FrontPage loaded on your PC but feel a bit nervous about beginning your Web site, then FrontPage 2002 For Dummies will soothe your nerves and guide you through the process. This reference guide is also for anyone who wants to

• Upgrade from an older version of FrontPage
• Build a professional-quality site to showcase a new business
• Start an online business
• Impress potential employers with an online dossier
• Spread the word about a special cause
• Set up a privacy-protected site for use by family and friends

FrontPage is no small topic – here’s a look at just some of the handy tips, tools, and techniques you’ll find in FrontPage 2002 For Dummies:

• Import an existing Web site into FrontPage
• Preview, print, and save a page
• The Five Steps to a Brilliant Web Site
• Work with hyperlinks and bookmarks
• Adding graphics and pictures
• Create image maps, tables, forms, and frames
• Add video and music
• Insert a hover button, marquee, or banner advertising
• Keep your Web site secure

FrontPage 2002 For Dummies comes with a free CD-ROM loaded with a bonus chapter; free custom art; FrontPage themes; and free trial versions of Paint Shop Pro 7, Adobe Acrobat Reader, Hi-Position, JustAddCommerce, and more!

Asha Dornfest teaches classes in Web publishing and is the author of several books on the topic.

Introduction.

PART I: Law School Fundamentals.

Chapter 1: Contracts Rule!

Chapter 2: Filing It or Deep-Sixing It.

Chapter 3: Resolving Problems without Lawsuits.

Chapter 4: Filing a Lawsuit.

Chapter 5: Using an Attorney.

PART II: Credit Matters.

Chapter 6: Consumer Credit: It's the American Way.

Chapter 7: Dealing with Credit Bureaus and Protecting Your Financial Information.

Chapter 8: Drowning in Debt.

Chapter 9: Bankruptcy: The Last Resort.

Chapter 10: Life After Debt: Making a Fresh Start.

PART III: Other Money Matters.

Chapter 11: Tackling Telemarketers and Taxes.

Chapter 12: Getting Car Smart.

Chapter 13: Arming Yourself with Insurance.

Chapter 14: Disposing of Your Stuff: Wills, Trusts, Living Wills, and More.

PART IV: Home Matters.

Chapter 15: Buying or Selling Your Home.

Chapter 16: Getting a Mortgage.

Chapter 17: Improving Your Home: Working with Contractors.

Chapter 18: Being a Tenant.

PART V: Personal Matters.

Chapter 19: Insuring Yourself and Your Loved Ones.

Chapter 20: Accessing Your Medicare Benefits.

PART VI: The Part of Tens.

Chapter 21: Ten Resources You Can Rely On.

Chapter 22: Ten Law-Oriented Web Sites to Bookmark.

Appendix A: About the CD.

Index.

Hungry Minds End-User License Agreement.

Installation Instructions.

Book Registration Information.