Microsoft office FrontPage 2003
As Web sites become increasingly sophisticated, they require an advanced program that can keep pace with development skills. Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 provides the features, flexibility, and functionality to help you build better sites. It includes the professional design, authoring, data, and publishing tools needed to create dynamic and sophisticated Web sites. Design Better-looking Sites. Office FrontPage 2003 includes tools and layout and graphics features to help you work faster and design professional Web sites. -Work with graphics from other applications, giving you more control over how images are displayed and saved. -Use FrontPage's dynamic templates to modify entire sections of a Web site. By updating the master template, changes are automatically made to all pages linked to that template. -Target specific browser or screen resolutions by using browser and resolution reconciliation. See how your site will look in various combinations of browsers and resolutions. -Create and manipulate tables used for layout purposes, and provide pixel-precise control of layout. -Use manipulation FrontPage tools to more easily work with multiple images and pieces of content that sit in the same space, and to create visual effects, such as pop-up menus. Generate Code Faster and Easier. The design tools in Office FrontPage 2003 generate efficient and clean Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), and give more control over the code. Or, apply your coding knowledge by taking advantage of the professional coding tools. With the scripting tools you can create an interactive experience for your audience. And, because the coding tools are easy to work with, even use them to start learning HTML. Extend the Power and Reach of Your Site. With Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services and Windows Server 2003 connected to Office FrontPage 2003, you can modify and present live data from a range of sources, including XML, to build rich interactive data-driven Web sites in a WYSIWYG editor.
Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP
Visit Here :
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Office Professional 2003
Microsoft Office 2003 Professional Edition is designed specifically to streamline communication and collaboration between internal and external team members using the desktop productivity programs that many people rely on every day. The "Document Workspaces" feature, for instance, enable teams to modify, access, and save documents in a central location. In addition, the "Shared Workspace" task pane displays tasks, related documents, links, and member lists that notify you when your team members are online. When you share documents with Office 2003, you have control over what gets changed. Choose permission settings and allow co-authors to alter only the sections or formatting that you choose. Microsoft Office Professional 2003 also helps protect documents from being unintentionally changed by using formatting and editing restrictions. Simply set permission controls on entire documents or portions of a document to prevent modifications or reformatting. You can also improve the efficiency of your meetings with "Meeting Workspaces," which offer a centralized location for sharing agendas, visual resources, and other documentation. And instant messaging, which can be displayed in most programs in Office 2003 applications, lets you know when your team members are online. One of the most significant upgrades that's included in Office 2003 is broader XML support. Word, Excel, and Access each offer XML schemas you can customize for using data, smart documents, and programmable task panes. With these improvements you can manipulate, analyze, and format data from most critical business systems and can customize documents and task panes so that they integrate with XML data sources and outside programs. The enhancements also reduce development time with XML. With Excel, for instance, you can use the visual mapping tool to connect a user-specified XML schema to fields in your spreadsheet, and customize smart tags to bring relevant business information directly into your work.
Visit Here :
- Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP
No comments:
Post a Comment