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"Still learning.", I am still working on the front page book. I knew nothing when I started. I am now nearly finished covering chapter 4. there are a few places I strugled to understand what the author was talking about but overall the book is serving my purpose. I never expect to be a front page expert but one of these days I do expect to have a running website. I recomend the book although I have not looked at other book on the subject.

"FrontPage 2003", Wonderful book. Easy to read. Simple instructions. I followed and built my website just like I had taken a class to learn how. I would recommend this book to anyone that needs a quick way to learn FrontPage 2003.

"Best & Most Helpful Book On FrontPage 2003", I've been designing web sites for quite some time now. By no means am I a professional but I can make web sites using basic coding and that's what I had to do until I found FrontPage 2003. FrontPage 2003 greatly reduced the amount of time it took me to create a web site. Although I had been using the program for a while, after I decided to start a business designing web sites I bought several books on FrontPage 2003. I wanted to have the most knowledge about the program as possible and be able to produce the most professional looking web sites for customers. Out of the several books that I purchased all on this one program, I found this book to be the most helpful and overall best book on the topic. It covers everything you need to know from start to finish. It starts out by explaining basic web site design features of the program and then progressively describes more detailed processes as the book continues. All instructions are easy to read and understand. Out of all the books I've purchased, this book has helped me fully understand the program the best. If I had to recommend one book on FrontPage 2003 to a friend, this book would be the one.

"excellent for beginner", Step by step instructions and screen prints. Perfect for beginner. Also purchased FrontPage 2003 the missing manual. An excellent complement.

"Almost perfect in its content", Instructional manuals lack the one-to-one human connection that make learning more interactive. As complete as this manual strives to be--and it's very good--it can't take the place of individual instruction from a knowledgeable, experienced professional. Case in point are the directions for creating a navigation menu: follow them to a "T" and encounter a surprise when the outcome doesn't match what's listed in the manual.

It takes some savvy to blend one's own personal knowledge and intelligence with that of a great instructional manual. If you're really a beginner, opt for a class first, then use this manual as your constant companion.

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"Great Book for Begginers to Pros", This book covered everything very nicely while starting as if you knew nothing, which I didn't. I was able to learn Frontpage quickly and get two websites up and running in a few months. What else do you need to know?

"Well Done!", Very simple answer on this book: Very well done. Should have been included with the product when sold. Well worth the purchase price.

"FrontPage 2003: The Missing Manual", Great companion book to the MS FrontPage 2003 software. There isn't much in this book that is not addressed. Great info for a novice like me, but if you are even half-way advanced, I'm not sure there is much this book can help you with.

"One of the best available for Dreamweaver", With the caveat that I am still wading through the early chapters,I bought this book based on the favorable reviews of others here. I haven't been disappointed.

I will say that it is very comphrensive. Most of the publications from O'Reilly seem to be good and usable.

Usable because I have bought some manuals in the past from other publishers that are close to worthless. The cynical side of me wonders if some publishers pay the authors by the word with no regard to content.

After all, how many 300-400 page manuals are out there promising the user to "simplify" the understanding of the application?

This book, while on the large side (normal as manuals go), seems to be full of meat with no useless fluff.


One thing I would like a manual to have - and I do not believe any exist - is to give the reader a **macro** level view of the software then go into the **micro*** levels. Most all start at the micro levels taking you from chapter to chapter.

This book has you from the beginning building a practice website so I suppose one could say that approaches a macro level -

What I would like to see is a chapter devoted to the various sections of the Dreamweaver application - which is huge.

I thought it laughable that while Adobe let me download a 65 MB 30 day trial version with NO documentation (which was nice - don't think I am ungrateful) - I tried some of their on-line tutorials and the few I tried "assumed" one knew all the web jargon.

Back to the book - I think it is one of the best manuals out there on this application - and as the title on all of these "Missing Manual" series allude, it is the manual that should have come with the software.

If I were to write a manual I think I would have a monster index with a "what do you want to do" section - took me 3 days to learn that Dreamweaver doesn't create thumbnails as easily as Frontpage..

Or perhaps - to make this book perfect - include a CD - or offer on the web - a complete website sample with all the features they teach you. As you roll the cursor over these features they tell you (chapter) how do do them. That would make the book perfect.

This book does allow you to go onto the web and download files for the tutorial, which you use to help build your practice web site (which I am doing now).

I'll change my ranking from 4 stars to 5...

"Great Reference!", I have 4 other books on FrontPage and none are as thorough and easy to learn from as this one. I loaned it out with 2 of the others. The other 2 were rejected in favor of this book, and I haven't gotten it back yet!