FrontPage 2002 new features apply eight

Frontpage Preface: Microsoft has finally launched FrontPage's new version of FrontPage 2002, which will replace FrontPage 2000, which Microsoft launched two years ago, and add a lot of add-ons and tools to FrontPage 2002 and improve on everything. But it takes time to master these features, and you may need some help in order to get the most out of Microsoft's web-making software faster. Here, I selected passage 10 FrontPage 2002 new features and how to use it on the Microsoft Official website, if everybody English level can, can go to http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage/above to learn more practical skills.

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　　 features of the Access Status Analysis report

Access Profiling report (Usage analysis Reports) This feature automatically generates daily, weekly, or monthly reports based on access to the site, allowing you to quickly see the content of the page in the site, and through the source page URL analysis to help understand how visitors access to your site. You can also filter or graphically display the data to help you more accurately get the flow information out of the site. The Site Administration page allows you to enable or stop the collection of pages using relevant information, or to set the way in which usage information is collected and saved.

Before you set up and use the Usage Profiling Report feature, verify that the Microsoft SharePoint team Service is installed and running on the server on the Web site, or that you have the FrontPage 2002 Server Extensions installed (FrontPage 2002 Server Extensions).

1. Use FrontPage 2002来 to open a website and go to the Tools/server/home Page management tool.
2. On the Site Administration page, check to see if usage analysis has been started (this information is located under the "Usage Profiling settings (Configure Usage analysis Settings)" item below). If the usage profiling feature has been started, please skip over 3 or 42 steps (Please note: If you cannot find the "Usage profiling settings" item, make sure that you are opening a major website (root Web site), which is not available in the secondary site (subwebs).
3. To enable the usage Analysis feature, select Modify usage profiling settings (change Usage analysis Settings).
4. In the Usage analysis area, select Enable to start the usage analysis.
5. Press the "OK" button and leave the "Site Administration" page.
6. To view the usage profiling report (Usage analysis Reports), select View/Report (Reports) in the FrontPage command column, and then select the kind of report you want to perform.

Note: If you choose to use profile settings on the Site Administration page, but the server does not initiate a usage analysis, you cannot browse the usage information in the Report view page of FrontPage.

　 Second, Database Interface Wizard

FrontPage 2002 provides the Database Interface Wizard (DB Interface Wizard) feature that gives you all the functionality you need for an online database, including database creation, forms, and various pages you need. Once you have created a Web interface for your data, you can allow specific users to edit or delete records in the database through the browser. In addition, you can allow users to add records to the database, view existing data, or apply filter conditions to quickly find the information they need.

1. Select "New" in the "File" menu and choose to create a new page or a new Web site.
2. In the task pane, select site mode (Web site Template).
3. Select the Database Interface Wizard (db Interface Wizard).
4. Select "Add to current Web site" and select "OK" button. Next, follow the instructions in the wizard to step through the steps to create the database and page.

Note: After completing all the steps of the Database Interface Wizard, you must upload the Web site to a server that meets the following criteria to properly navigate through the browser:

(1) The server must support Active server Pages (ASP)
(2) The server must support ActiveX Data Objects (ADO)
(3) The server must support Microsoft FrontPage server Extensions (or later) or SharePoint team Services.

third, the Intelligent volume label

Smart Tags will appear on the screen whenever you perform a particular task, such as inserting a picture. If you choose these smart labels, there will be some options on the screen to make it easier for you to perform other related functions. FrontPage 2002 provides a smart volume label called Paste Options (Paste options), and whenever you post text or a picture in FrontPage 2002, " Paste Options The Smart label will appear next to allow you to quickly and easily edit the content you just added.

When you use FrontPage 2002 to paste the content from other applications, you can decide whether to keep the original file format (keep the source format), use the current page style settings to change the formatting of the pasted content (using the target style), Or remove all formatting settings and paste only plain text content (only text is preserved).

To use the Paste Options smart label (Paste Options Smart Tag):

1. Open a new or existing Web page with FrontPage 2002, and then select and copy a piece of content from other files (such as a Word file or a page from another Web site).

2. In FrontPage, switch to Page view, and then select Paste in the Edit menu, and the icon for the Smart label will appear immediately next to what you just pasted.

3. Select the Smart label icon that appears on the screen, and a Drop-down menu will appear on the screen.

4. Select the options you want to use in the dropdown menu, and then continue editing your page content.

Note: To display the Styles and Formatting work pane, select the Apply style or format (apply style or formatting) option in the Smart Volume label Drop-down menu. In this work pane, you are free to modify or create new style settings.

　　 Four, the publication of a single page function

The ability to publish a single page in FrontPage 2002 can help you publish the right content at the right time, and it's easy to use. As long as you click the right mouse button on a file in the Folder List view, you can easily send the file to the server immediately.

To use a single page publishing feature step:

1. In FrontPage 2002, open a new or existing page, select "Folder List View" (if the folder view) is not open, in the command line, select the View/Folder list.

2. Press the right mouse button on the file you want to publish.

3. On the dropdown menu, select the "Publish Selected files (Publish Selected files)" option.

4. In the "Publish Selected documents to ..." dialog box, enter or select a target server in the "publication Target".

5. Select "OK" button.

Note: To select and publish multiple files, hold down the CTRL key and select each file you want to add to the selection, and then press the right mouse button on the selected file to proceed to the third to fifth step above.

v. SharePoint Team Services Features

Use the Web page file discussion features built into Microsoft's SharePoint Team Services to add online discussions to your SharePoint team Web site for each shared file. You can publish your discussion for each page, or for any file that you can open through a browser (such as HTML, XLS, DOC, or PowerPoint). Other members of the team or site visitors can also place discussions in a file, or appear in the "Online discussions" window at the bottom of the browser. Any visitor who browses to a file can view or reply to these discussions. The owner of the file will be able to use the comments collected in the online discussion later as a reference for modifying the contents of the file.

To add an online discussion feature to a Web page file, open a SharePoint team site using FrontPage, and then follow these steps:

1. Open a file library (such as "Shared File Library") inside the home page.

2. On the file that you want to add to the online discussion feature, select the Edit icon to the right of the file name.

3. Select the discussion icon.

4. Select the Insert Discussion button in the discussion pane at the bottom of the browser window.

5. In the Enter discussion text area, enter the discussion topic as well as the content, then select the OK button.

If the "sharepoint error message appears in the discussion pane at the bottom of the browser: This server does not provide Web page file discussion features, please contact your SharePoint team webmaster to open the online discussion feature.

　　 vi. Dynamic Online survey

Now you can easily build dynamic online surveys on your Web site using FrontPage 2002, and FrontPage offers Easy-to-use radio buttons, pull-down menus, and check buttons. Visitors to the Web site can be surveyed through the browser, and can choose to watch the results of a graphical survey report. You can simplify the process by investigating options, or re-establish your own online surveys in a very short time by "setting up a new online survey wizard (Survey Wizard)." Please note that the Dynamic online survey feature must be paired with SharePoint team Services to function properly.

Create a dynamic online survey by creating a new online Survey wizard, first using FrontPage 2002来 to open a SharePoint team Web site, and then follow these steps to edit the relevant files directly on the server:

1. In the folder view, select the list directory.

2. Select "File/Add/Online survey" above the command column

3. In the "Create a new online survey" dialog box, select the "Set up a new online survey wizard," and then press the "OK" button.

4. Press the "Next" button and enter the name of the online survey and a description of the content.

5. Press the "Next" quot button and select the "Add" button to create a new survey question, select the format of the input data, and enter the survey options. Press the "Finish" button to complete the problem entry.

6. For each survey question, repeat the above steps until all the investigation issues are established. Then press the "Next" button.

7. Select the Read, edit and Modify permission options, and display and input options, and then press the "Finish" button.

Note: You can create a new online survey page anywhere on the SharePoint team site, and just select the appropriate file location in the folder view before starting the "Create New online Survey Wizard". Because the opinion survey is a list type, it is automatically linked to the list page in the SharePoint team site, regardless of where you store the opinion survey in the site.

Seven, the box line pulls down the menu tool

The box-line pull-down menu tool (Border Drop-down tool) provided by FrontPage 2002 allows you to quickly and easily apply a variety of different styles to text or pictures. This feature makes the frame line as easy as it is in Word or Excel, and you don't need to put text or pictures into the form simply to add a frame.
To use the Wireframe drop-down menu tool, open a new or existing page in FrontPage 2002, and then follow these steps:

1. First insert a piece of text or a picture in the page and select it.

2. Select the "wireframe" icon above the Formatting toolbar.

3. Next, select a style in a variety of wireframe formats to apply to the selected text or picture.

Note: To quickly add a border around a paragraph of text, you can select the text, and then select the "outer border (Outside Borders)" option on the dropdown menu of the box. Next you can select the box line by selecting any of the newly added boxes, and then change the color of the box line. Choose Format/Box line and shadow/box/color to modify the color of the border.

　 Eight, the hyperlink format setting

FrontPage 2002 provides a more complete threaded style sheet (cascading style Sheets, CSS) support that allows you to easily set the style of hyperlinks or other text.
To create a hyperlink without a bottom line:

1. Open a new or existing Web page with FrontPage 2002, if you want to create a hyperlink under normal view, enter some text in the page, and then select the text, and then press Insert Hyperlink (inserts Hyperlink) Button.

2. Select any page (a page in the site, or another site) as the target page for the hyperlink, and then press the OK button.

3. Click the right mouse button on the newly established hyperlink, and then press the "bottom line (underline)" button on the toolbar to remove the bottom line of the hyperlink.

4. If you want to test whether the hyperlink works correctly, move the mouse cursor over the hyperlink, hold down the CTRL key and then select the hyperlink with the left mouse button.

Of course, you can also change any other formatting of hyperlinks. For example, you can select the entire paragraph or part of the hyperlink text, and then press the toolbar above the bold or increase the text size button, or press the text color button to change the color of the hyperlink.