FrontPage 2003 training - what's new for FrontPage 2003

FrontPage 2003 is becoming quite pleasant to use - the split HTML/code view and Intellisense finally make it a realistic tool for developing sites. Just a shame that table layouts do not quite succeed. Well worth the upgrade. Specific changes include:

Change	Details
Layout tables	Layout tables are a great idea - they should allow you to create a layout of your page without using the rather clunky FrontPage shared borders. In practice they do not help much, Wise Owl have found. The table layout taskbar is shown in part below
Split view	At long last, you can now see HTML and design view on screen together in one go
Intellisense	When you are typing HTML into code view, FrontPage will automatically complete tags and attributes for you wherever possible
Publishing	You can now publish to almost any destination. The publishing tool shows the contents of the remote site (in effect giving you FTP access)
Replacing HTML tags	FrontPage 2003 includes far more find and replace features, especially for HTML editing
Optimising HTML	You can choose to optimise HTML when publishing, to remove redundant code

You can view a full list of changes in recent versions of Microsoft FrontPage by returning to our main Microsoft FrontPage version history page.