User Guide

Figure 1-7: Page compatibility options.
The Preview
Pane versus
the Preview
In Browser
Button
The Preview pane, as you already know, mimics how a page will appear in
Microsoft Internet Explorer. Occasionally, though, you might need to view a
page in an actual browser—to verify page titles in title bars, for example. In
these cases, you could save the page, launch your browser, and then open the
page. But a more efficient way is to click the Preview In Browser button
on the Standard toolbar. This automatically opens the page in your default pre-
view browser.
You can also preview pages in browsers besides Microsoft Internet Explorer.
To do so, choose File→Preview In Browser. Click the Add button. Name and
locate the browser you want to add and click OK twice. Then whenever you
want to change browsers, just select File→Preview In Browser again, select
the browser from the list, and then click Preview.
LESSON 1
FrontPage 2002 – Level 1 20
Reference Material
Please Do Not Copy