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Monday, May 18, 2009

Instructions for Developing Web Pages utilising HTML

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Contents
Introduction
Web Page Development in HTML 2
Appendices
Appendix A - Suggested Reading and Resources 11
Appendix B - HTML Tags for Web Pages 12
Appendix C - HTML code for ‘Basic Web Page Tutorial’ 15
Appendix D - The finished web page 17
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Instructions for Developing Web Pages utilising Microsoft's Front Page Express

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Click here to Download ---- Instructions for Developing Web Pages utilising Microsoft's Front Page Express

Web Page Creation
Front Page Express is a freeware programme that allows the development of
web pages with little or no knowledge of HTML, the scripting language of
web pages. You create your web page in much the same manner as you
would a word processor document and Front Page Express generates the
HTML in the background. When you Save a page to a file it is the HTML
script that is saved.
Front Page Express is available when Microsoft Internet Explorer version
5·0 is fully installed (it is one of the full install options). Note that Front
Page Express is not included with versions 5·5 or 6 of Internet Explorer.
(Microsoft is the registered Trade Mark of Microsoft Corp., U.S.A.)
There are sveral programmes available that allow the creation of web pages
in this manner and most of these have more sophisticated features than
Front Page Express and are not freeware: they are priced from about
$Aust.180 up to $Aust.800. These programmes include:
CoolPage http://www.coolpage.com/
and http://www.coolpagehelp.com/
Platypus Web Builder http://www.rgmt.com.au/webbuilder.html
Front Page http://www.microsoft.com/
Adobe GoLive http://www.adobe.com/
Dreamweaver http://www.macromedia.com/