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FrontPage users can add a podcast to their Web sites by creating an account on a podcast server and then creating a link to the audio files. Find out how to add music or other sound files to a Web … Continue reading →

Dynamic HTML effects can be created within FrontPage by drawing a marquee on a Web page, then specifying options such as Delay Value, Text Scroll and Background Color. Liven up a FrontPage Web page by making the text blink and … Continue reading →

FrontPage users can add video to their web pages by subscribing to a video hosting service, since FrontPage does not offer streaming video capabilities. Learn how to covert files to the Flash format for use with a video hosting service … Continue reading →

An image map created in FrontPage has clickable areas, known as “hot spots,” which direct users to different parts of a Web site. Learn how to create image map “hot spots” by adding hyperlinks with the tips in this free … Continue reading →

The keywords on a Web site created with FrontPage help search engines to classify and categorize the Web site based on these words, also known as “meta tags.” Attract Internet users to a Web site by using FrontPage to select … Continue reading →

A favicon, short for favorite icon, is a very small GIF image that appears in the address bar of an Internet browser and is associated with the Web site being visited. Find out how to convert a GIF image into … Continue reading →

Use Microsoft’s FrontPage program to create a frame-based Web site from a series of templates that users can customize and resize. Learn how to modify a FrontPage template to match the requirements of a Web site in this free video … Continue reading →

FrontPage users can create a form on a Web page by following the easy steps specified by the FrontPage Wizard tool. Specify such options as Data Input and Boolean Values when creating a Web page with FrontPage with the tips … Continue reading →