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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / June 2004Publisher 2002-vs-Frontpage 2003
Hi David! I have been using Publisher 2002 since it's been out and love it, but have been considering trying FrontPage 2003. Can you tell me if FrontPage is relatively easy in format and "user friendliness" as Publisher? I really am interested in taking the plunge, but don't want to feel like I am having to learn all over again. I'm hoping that knowing Publisher pretty well will transcend to knowing Frontpage??? Also, is Frontpage relatively easy to send to the servers as I lack in this general area. Thanks David! Steve Landavazo sblanda@inreach.com > I have been using Publisher 2002 since it's been out and > love it, but have been considering trying FrontPage 2003. ok. but see other threads in this group, you'll want to start fresh in FP. > Can you tell me if FrontPage is relatively easy in format > and "user friendliness" as Publisher? FP is totally different then Pub. Kinda like comparing PowerPoint with Word. > I really am interested in taking the plunge, but don't > want to feel like I am having to learn all over again. I'm > hoping that knowing Publisher pretty well will transcend > to knowing Frontpage??? If you are familiar with some html and html concepts all you'd need to learn is the program. Otherise it'll all be foreign to you. Nothing you are comfortable with in Pub will be of use in FP. > Also, is Frontpage relatively easy to send to the servers > as I lack in this general area. Both programs use the same functionality. File menu and publish. Publisher actually uses FrontPages server extensions.  SignatureDavid Bartosik - MS MVP for Publisher help: www.davidbartosik.com enter to win Pub 2003: www.davidbartosik.com/giveaway.aspx With FrontPage you can publish with HTTP or with FTP. You click on File--> Publish Web and it walks you through a simple wizard. The next time you publish it's even easier as some fields will be pre-populated. You'll need your username & password to publish. FrontPage knows where to put all the files. It only takes a few seconds to run the wizard, then the upload (publishing) is as fast as your Internet connection. Once you're setup it's File--> Publish Web--> password--> Next--> Next--> Kick back and wait for it to finish :) I'd recommend reading a basic HTML book or getting a simple FrontPage book like "FrontPage Simplified" to walk you through some basic stuff. > Hi David! > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > Steve Landavazo > sblanda@inreach.com >-----Original Message----- >Hi David! [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >. >Front Page 2003 is much easier to use and more powerful in my opinion. Take the plunge and if you need help feel free to contact me. jeff@new-results.com Methinks Mr Blackman has financial motives behind his posts................. SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] > >-----Original Message----- > >Hi David! [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > in my opinion. Take the plunge and if you need help feel > free to contact me. jeff@new-results.com |
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