User Guide

Replacing

Text

The Replace command in FrontPage behaves almost exactly like it does in

Microsoft Word; however, the FrontPage version is a diluted version. It doesn’t

allow you to look for character formatting, styles, or special characters—like

Word does. One plus is that the Replace command in FrontPage does allow

you to ﬁnd text in HTML, if you scan multiple pages or the entire web. (The

option is unavailable if you are only looking in the current page open in Page

view.)

TOPIC F

Publishing Your Web to the Personal

Web Manager

You have planned and produced your web, completed all the tasks, and it’s now time for the

last stage of the web creation process, publishing your web.

Publishing is the culminating moment of all your hard work. It’s the opportunity to see the

entire web as visitors will see it. Whether you publish it to a “staging area” for internal review

or open the web to the target audience as if to say “Here it is. What do you think?”, publish-

ing your web for whatever reason is generally a moment of satisfaction.

Determining Your Personal Web Manager’s Path

Procedure

Reference:

Microsoft’s Personal Web Manager turns your computer into a “virtual” Web

server. This lets you create server-based webs without having to actually pub-

lish your work on the Web. Ordinarily, you will use the Personal Web Manager

as a staging area to test webs and their components to make sure everything

works properly. Before you can do any of that, you need to determine the path

to the Personal Web Manager on your computer.

In the system tray on the task bar, double-click on the Personal Web Man-

ager icon

. (If the Tip Of The Day dialog box is displayed, uncheck

Show Tips At Startup and click Close.)

If the icon is not in the task bar, choose Start→Settings→Control

Panel. Double-click on Administrative Tools, and then double-click on

Personal Web Manager. (If Personal Web Manager is not listed, it

wasn’t installed.) You can display the icon by choosing Properties→

Show Tray Icon.

LESSON 5

Lesson 5: Preparing and Publishing a Web

Reference Material

Please Do Not Copy