Copyright: Copyright (c) 1998 Microsoft Corp.


FP_ID_BEGIN_VERIFY

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65539 ( 0x00010003 )


FP_ID_EDIT_PAGE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65540 ( 0x00010004 )


FP_ID_ADD_TODO_TASK

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65541 ( 0x00010005 )


Edit Hyperlinks

Displays the Edit Hyperlink dialog box, in which you can edit the selected hyperlink.


FP_ID_VIEW_CENTERLINK

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65639 ( 0x00010067 )


Stop

Stops following a hyperlink or loading a page.


FP_ID_VIEWBAR_SMALLICONS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65654 ( 0x00010076 )


FP_ID_VIEWBAR_LARGEICONS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65655 ( 0x00010077 )


FP_ID_VIEW_FINDINSTRUCTURE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65656 ( 0x00010078 )


FP_ID_VIEW_FINDINFOLDER

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65657 ( 0x00010079 )


FP_ID_VIEW_FINDINOUTLINE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65661 ( 0x0001007D )


Check Out (Edit Menu)

Checks a file out, making it unavailable for editing by other authors.


Check In (Edit Menu)

Checks a file in, making it available for other authors.


Undo Check Out (Edit Menu)

Cancels checking out a file without updating it in the web.


Portrait/Landscape

Rotates the display of the navigation structure for easier viewing.


FP_ID_STRUCT_ZOOM_IN

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65672 ( 0x00010088 )


FP_ID_STRUCT_ADD_PAGE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65673 ( 0x00010089 )


FP_ID_STRUCT_DELETE_PAGE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65674 ( 0x0001008A )


FP_ID_STRUCT_DELETE_SUBTREE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65675 ( 0x0001008B )


FP_ID_STRUCT_ZOOM_OUT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65676 ( 0x0001008C )


FP_ID_STRUCT_SIZE_TO_FIT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65677 ( 0x0001008D )


FP_ID_STRUCT_ADD_GLOBAL_PAGE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65678 ( 0x0001008E )


FP_ID_STRUCT_EXPAND_ALL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65679 ( 0x0001008F )


FP_ID_STRUCT_LABEL_EDIT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65680 ( 0x00010090 )


FP_ID_STRUCT_RENAME_PAGE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65681 ( 0x00010091 )


FP_ID_STRUCT_RESERVE1

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65684 ( 0x00010094 )


FP_ID_STRUCT_RESERVE2

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65685 ( 0x00010095 )


FP_ID_STRUCT_RESERVE3

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65686 ( 0x00010096 )


FP_ID_STRUCT_APPLY_CHANGES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65687 ( 0x00010097 )


FP_ID_CONTEXT_FINDINNAV

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65688 ( 0x00010098 )


FP_ID_STRUCT_ZOOM1

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65689 ( 0x00010099 )


FP_ID_STRUCT_ZOOM2

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65690 ( 0x0001009A )


FP_ID_VIEWBAR_TOOLTIP

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65691 ( 0x0001009B )


FP_ID_STRUCT_ZOOM3

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65691 ( 0x0001009B )


FP_ID_STRUCT_ZOOM4

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65692 ( 0x0001009C )


FP_ID_STRUCT_ZOOM5

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65693 ( 0x0001009D )


FP_ID_STRUCT_ZOOM6

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65694 ( 0x0001009E )


FP_ID_STRUCT_ZOOM_POPUP

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65695 ( 0x0001009F )


View Subtree Only

Displays a portion of the navigation structure starting at a selected page in Navigation view. If a subtree is displayed, this command displays the full navigation structure.


FP_ID_STRUCT_VIEW_ALL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65697 ( 0x000100A1 )


External Link

Adds a hyperlink from a navigation bar to a page that is not in your web. The hyperlink is added to the navigation structure of the web.


Include in Navigation Bars

Excludes a page from or includes a page in navigation bars. To learn if a page is included in navigation bars, right-click the page in Navigation view. If Included in Navigation Bars is checked, the page will be included.


Folder List (View menu)

Displays or hides the Folder List, which is a Windows Explorer-like view of the folders and files in your web.


FP_ID_VIEW_CLOSEPANE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65701 ( 0x000100A5 )


FP_ID_CONTEXT_CONVERT_TO_WEB

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65736 ( 0x000100C8 )


FP_ID_CONTEXT_CONVERT_TO_FOLDER

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65737 ( 0x000100C9 )


FP_ID_VIEW_SHOWLINKTITLES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 65738 ( 0x000100CA )


FP_ID_EDITORS_ADD_BROWSE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 66680 ( 0x00010478 )


FP_ID_TEXT_MSG

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 66765 ( 0x000104CD )


Task Start (Edit menu)

Opens the page or other file associated with the selected task. When you start a task associated with a page, FrontPage opens that page. When you start a task associated with another type of file, FrontPage opens that file in its associated editor.


FP_ID_TODO_DETAILS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 66809 ( 0x000104F9 )


FP_ID_TODO_DELETE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 66810 ( 0x000104FA )


Task Mark as Completed (Edit menu)

In Tasks view, marks a task as completed. If you start a task associated with a web page, the first time you save the page in Page view FrontPage will ask if you want to mark the task as completed.


Task Show History (Edit menu)

Shows completed tasks in Tasks view, along with incomplete tasks. If this commands is not checked, each time you refresh Tasks view, or switch to another view, FrontPage hides completed tasks.


FP_ID_TODO_ADD

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 66813 ( 0x000104FD )


Undo

Reverses the last command or deletes the last entry you typed. To reverse more than one action at a time, click the arrow next to the Undo command on the toolbar, and then click the actions that you want to undo.


Redo

Reverses the action of the Undo command.  To redo more than one action at a time, click the arrow next to the Redo command on the toolbar, and then click the actions that you want to redo.


FP_ID_FREE_STUFF

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 66936 ( 0x00010578 )


FP_ID_PRODUCT_NEWS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 66937 ( 0x00010579 )


FP_ID_FAQ

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 66938 ( 0x0001057A )


FP_ID_ONLINE_SUPPORT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 66939 ( 0x0001057B )


FP_ID_SEND_FEEDBACK

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 66940 ( 0x0001057C )


FP_ID_BEST_WEB

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 66941 ( 0x0001057D )


FP_ID_SEARCH_WEB

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 66942 ( 0x0001057E )


FP_ID_WEB_TUTORIAL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 66943 ( 0x0001057F )


FP_ID_MS_HOME_PAGE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 66944 ( 0x00010580 )


FP_ID_FILE_NEWWEB

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98307 ( 0x00018003 )


FP_ID_EDIT_SEARCH

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98310 ( 0x00018006 )


FP_ID_VIEW_SHOWFEE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98315 ( 0x0001800B )


FP_ID_VIEW_SHOWMETER

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98317 ( 0x0001800D )


Properties (Edit menu)

In Page view, displays the properties of the selected object for editing.


FP_ID_TOOLS_TODOLIST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98324 ( 0x00018014 )


FP_ID_TOOLS_WEBPAGE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98325 ( 0x00018015 )


Verify Hyperlinks

Tests and reports on the status of hyperlinks in the web. When you select this command, FrontPage switches to the Broken Hyperlinks report in Reports view so that you can verify hyperlinks and view the results.


FP_ID_HELP_CONTENTS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98330 ( 0x0001801A )


FP_ID_HELP_SEARCH

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98331 ( 0x0001801B )


Hyperlinks (View menu)

Switches to Hyperlinks view, which is the view in FrontPage that shows the status of the hyperlinks in your web.


Folders (View menu)

Switches to Folders view, which is the view in FrontPage that shows how the content of a web is organized. Similar to Windows Explorer, you can create, delete, copy, and move folders in Folders view.


Refresh (View menu)

Refreshes the current page or view. If you use FrontPage in a workgroup setting, or if you use source control to check files in and out, you can refresh a page or view to make sure that you have the latest information.


FP_ID_VIEW_FILTERLIST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98341 ( 0x00018025 )


FP_ID_VIEW_LINKS_SCALE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98343 ( 0x00018027 )


New Page (File menu)

Creates a new page, frames page, or style sheet based on a template or wizard. Once you have created the new page, you can add it to the current web using the Save command.


FP_ID_FILE_OPENPAGE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98345 ( 0x00018029 )


Import (File menu)

Copies selected files and folders into your web.

If no web is open when you select this command, the New Web dialog box opens and the Import Web Wizard is selected. This wizard guides you through creating a new web from a folder on your file system or local network, from another web, or from an external site on the World Wide Web.


FP_ID_FILE_EXPORT_SELECTED

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98348 ( 0x0001802C )


FP_ID_FILE_EXPORT_FEEINFO

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98349 ( 0x0001802D )


FP_ID_FILE_EXPORT_METERINFO

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98350 ( 0x0001802E )


FP_ID_VIEW_REPEATLINKS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98351 ( 0x0001802F )


FP_ID_VIEW_SELFLINKS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98352 ( 0x00018030 )


FP_ID_VIEW_IMAGES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98353 ( 0x00018031 )


Web Settings (Tools menu)

Displays web settings for viewing and editing. Categories include parameters, language, navigation, and database, along with general settings.


FP_ID_TOOLS_EDITORS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98355 ( 0x00018033 )


FP_ID_EDIT_DELETE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98356 ( 0x00018034 )


Security Permissions (Tools menu)

Authorizes administrators, authors, and end users of a web. You must have administrator access to the web in order to set permissions.


FP_ID_FILE_RENAMEWEB

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98358 ( 0x00018036 )


Delete Web (File menu)

Deletes the selected subweb. You can either delete the subweb entirely, or remove FrontPage-specific information from the subweb while preserving its content.


Close Web (File menu)

Closes the current web. You are prompted to save any unsaved pages.


FP_ID_EDIT_TODOTASK

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98362 ( 0x0001803A )


FP_ID_HELP_USING_HELP

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98363 ( 0x0001803B )


Security Change Password (Tools Menu)

Changes passwords for accessing FrontPage. This feature only applies to UNIX systems, O'Reilly servers in Windows, and Netscape servers in Windows.


Recalculate Hyperlinks (Tools menu)

Updates the display of the current web. In a multi-authoring environment, this will let you view recent changes made to the web by other authors. Also updates the text index maintained by FrontPage, deletes unused themes, and updates FrontPage-based component information.


FP_ID_EDIT_DELETELINKS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98367 ( 0x0001803F )


FP_ID_EDIT_OPENWITH

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98368 ( 0x00018040 )


FP_ID_FILE_COPYWEB

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98369 ( 0x00018041 )


FP_ID_TOOLS_PROXIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98370 ( 0x00018042 )


FP_ID_TOOLS_SECURITY

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98390 ( 0x00018056 )


Spelling (Tools menu)

In Page view, checks spelling on the current page. In Folders and Hyperlinks view, checks spelling on all pages or on selected pages in the current web.


Find (Edit menu)

In Page view, searches for text on the current page. In Folders view, searches for text in the entire web or on selected pages.


New Folder (File menu)

Creates a new folder in Folders view.


FP_ID_MENU_CUSTOM_WEBBER

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98394 ( 0x0001805A )


FP_ID_MENU_CUSTOM_LAST_WEBBER

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98493 ( 0x000180BD )


Replace (Edit menu)

In Page view, searches for and replaces text on the current page. In Folders view, searches for and replaces text in the entire web or on selected pages.


Rename (File menu)

Renames the selected page in the Folder List. Type the new name directly over the current name.


FP_ID_HELP_VISITOURWEBSITE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98496 ( 0x000180C0 )


FP_ID_HELP_VISIT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98497 ( 0x000180C1 )


Up One Level (View menu)

Opens the folder one level above the active folder.


Show Image Editor

Starts the default image editor for GIF files. To open the default image editor to edit a GIF picture, double-click that picture on the page.


FP_ID_VIEW_LINKS_PANE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98985 ( 0x000182A9 )


FP_ID_VIEW_LIST_PANE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 98986 ( 0x000182AA )


Options (Tools menu)

Displays options for viewing and editing webs, including general options, proxy settings, Reports view options, and options for configuring editors for each type of file in your webs.


FP_ID_DRAGDROP_MOVE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99195 ( 0x0001837B )


FP_ID_DRAGDROP_COPY

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99196 ( 0x0001837C )


FP_ID_DRAGDROP_COPYCONVERT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99197 ( 0x0001837D )


FP_ID_DRAGDROP_CANCEL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99198 ( 0x0001837E )


FP_ID_CONTEXTMENU_PASTE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99206 ( 0x00018386 )


Navigation (View menu)

Switches to Navigation view, which is the view in FrontPage that displays the structure of your web in a diagram similar to an organization chart or a family tree. You can use Navigation view to build your web structure, and enable shared borders and automatic navigation bars.


FP_ID_VIEW_THEMES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99270 ( 0x000183C6 )


Publish Web (File menu)

Publishes the files in the current web. You can publish using HTTP if the FrontPage Server Extensions are installed on the Web server to which you are publishing. If the server extensions are not present on the Web server, FrontPage uses File Transfer Protocol (FTP) to publish the web.


Publish Web (File menu)

Publishes the files in the current web. You can publish using HTTP if the FrontPage Server Extensions are installed on the Web server to which you are publishing. If the server extensions are not present on the Web server, FrontPage uses File Transfer Protocol (FTP) to publish the web.


FP_ID_VIEW_ASSETS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99273 ( 0x000183C9 )


FP_ID_ACCEL33668

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99274 ( 0x000183CA )


FP_ID_UNDO_BASE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99274 ( 0x000183CA )


FP_ID_UNDO_CANT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99275 ( 0x000183CB )


FP_ID_REDO_BASE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99276 ( 0x000183CC )


FP_ID_REDO_CANT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99277 ( 0x000183CD )


FP_ID_VERIFY_SHOW_ALL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99297 ( 0x000183E1 )


Tasks (View menu)

Switches to Tasks view, which is the view in FrontPage that maintains a list of the tasks required to complete or maintain a web.


New Task (File menu)

Creates a new task and links it to the active or selected page. You can assign a task a name, a person or workgroup, and a priority.


FP_ID_VIEW_VIEWSPECIFIC

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99348 ( 0x00018414 )


Shared Borders (Format menu)

Sets shared borders for the current page or for the entire web. Shared borders are page regions reserved for content that you want to appear consistently throughout your pages.


FP_ID_VIEW_VERIFYLINKS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99350 ( 0x00018416 )


FP_ID_CONTEXTMENU_LINKS_VERIFY_SELECTED

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99352 ( 0x00018418 )


FP_ID_QSTART_REMOVE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99362 ( 0x00018422 )


FP_ID_CONTEXTMENU_VERIFYLINK

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99388 ( 0x0001843C )


FP_ID_PUBLISH_REMOVEFROMLIST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99389 ( 0x0001843D )


FP_ID_TOOLS_DEFINE_CHANNEL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99413 ( 0x00018455 )


FP_ID_FILE_NEWTHING

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99466 ( 0x0001848A )


New Window (Window menu)

Opens a new window and displays the current web in it. If no web is open, FrontPage opens a new window and displays a new page.


Reports Older Files (View menu)

Switches to Reports view and displays the Older Files report.


Reports Slow Pages (View menu)

Switches to Reports view and displays the Slow Pages report, which lists all pages in the current web that exceed the specified estimated download time at the specified download speed. Use this report to identify pages that will be unreasonably slow for a site visitor to download in a Web browser over a dial-up or network connection.


Reports All Files (View menu)

Switches to Reports view and displays the All Files report, which lists every page and file in the current web. Use this report to find duplicate or outdated files, or to easily find files that are tucked away in subfolders.


Reports Recently Added Files (View menu)

Switches to Reports view and displays the Recently Added Files report.


Reports Component Errors (View menu)

Switches to Reports view and displays the Component Errors report, which lists page components in the current web that contain errors. For example, if an Include Page component pointed to a page that has been deleted from the current web, FrontPage would report the problem in this list.


Reports Broken Hyperlinks (View menu)

Switches to Reports view and displays the Broken Hyperlinks report, which lists files in the current web that have hyperlinks that don't point anywhere.


Reports Unlinked Files (View menu)

Switches to Reports view and displays the Unlinked Files report, which lists files in the current web that cannot be reached by following one or more hyperlinks beginning on your home page.


Reports Review Status (View menu)

Switches to Reports view and displays the Review Status report. If you use workgroup categories in FrontPage, use this report to estimate when changes and updates to the current web will be ready for publication.


Reports Publish Status (View menu)

Switches to Reports view and displays the Publish Status report, which displays which pages and files in the current web are marked for publication and which ones are excluded from publication. Use this report to see which pages and files will be included when you next publish the current web.


FP_ID_VIEW_FILTER_LINKSTATUS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99520 ( 0x000184C0 )


Reports Categories (View menu)

Switches to Reports view and displays the Categories report, which lists every page and file in the current web and the workgroup categories to which they have been assigned.


Reports Site Summary (View menu)

Switches to Reports view and displays the Site Summary report, which is a combination of several reports that identify unlinked files, slow pages, unverified hyperlinks, broken hyperlinks, page component errors, unused theme files, and incomplete tasks.


Reports Assigned To (View menu)

Switches to Reports view and displays the Assigned To report, which is a summary of pages that are assigned to workgroup members. If you use workgroup categories in FrontPage, use this report to view page and file assignments for authors in your workgroup.


Page (View menu)

Switches to Page view, which is the view in FrontPage you use for creating, editing, and previewing Web pages.


FP_ID_TOOLS_DATABASE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99552 ( 0x000184E0 )


Views Bar (View menu)

Displays or hides the Views bar, which is the vertical bar at the left of the FrontPage application window. The buttons on the Views bar let you switch to different views of your web.


Theme (Format menu)

Applies a theme to the current page or to the entire web. Also use this command to modify the theme you are currently using. You can change the colors, styles, and graphics of a theme.


FP_ID_SPLITMENU_NEWPAGE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99582 ( 0x000184FE )


FP_ID_SPLITMENU_NEWTASK

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99583 ( 0x000184FF )


FP_ID_SPLITMENU_NEWWEB

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99584 ( 0x00018500 )


Reports Checkout Status (View menu)

Switches to Reports view and displays the Checkout Status report, which lists the pages and files in the current web that are currently checked out for editing. If you use version control features in FrontPage, or you’ve set up a Microsoft Visual SourceSafe project for your FrontPage-based web, use this report to see which pages and files are currently checked out for editing.


Reports Recently Changed Files (View menu)

Switches to Reports view and displays the Recently Changed Files report.


Macros Macro (Tools menu)

Creates a macro for the current web. Also use this command to run, edit, debug, or delete a macro.


Macros Visual Basic Editor (Tool menu)

Opens the Visual Basic Editor. Use this tool to create macros, applications, controls, and forms for your web.


Style

Click the style you want to apply to the selected paragraphs.


Font

Changes the font of selected text.


Font Size

Changes the font size of selected text.


FP_ID_GO_BACK_FIRST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99608 ( 0x00018518 )


FP_ID_GO_BACK_1

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99608 ( 0x00018518 )


FP_ID_GO_BACK_2

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99609 ( 0x00018519 )


FP_ID_GO_BACK_3

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99610 ( 0x0001851A )


FP_ID_GO_BACK_4

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99611 ( 0x0001851B )


FP_ID_GO_BACK_5

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99612 ( 0x0001851C )


FP_ID_GO_BACK_6

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99613 ( 0x0001851D )


FP_ID_GO_BACK_7

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99614 ( 0x0001851E )


FP_ID_GO_BACK_8

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99615 ( 0x0001851F )


FP_ID_GO_BACK_9

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99616 ( 0x00018520 )


FP_ID_GO_BACK_LAST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99616 ( 0x00018520 )


FP_ID_GO_FORWARD_FIRST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99617 ( 0x00018521 )


FP_ID_GO_FORWARD_1

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99617 ( 0x00018521 )


FP_ID_GO_FORWARD_2

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99618 ( 0x00018522 )


FP_ID_GO_FORWARD_3

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99619 ( 0x00018523 )


FP_ID_GO_FORWARD_4

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99620 ( 0x00018524 )


FP_ID_GO_FORWARD_5

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99621 ( 0x00018525 )


FP_ID_GO_FORWARD_6

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99622 ( 0x00018526 )


FP_ID_GO_FORWARD_7

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99623 ( 0x00018527 )


FP_ID_GO_FORWARD_8

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99624 ( 0x00018528 )


FP_ID_GO_FORWARD_9

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99625 ( 0x00018529 )


FP_ID_GO_FORWARD_LAST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99625 ( 0x00018529 )


Zoom

Zooms the Navigation view display in or out. As your navigation structure gets larger, zoom out to view the entire structure.


Report

Select the report you want to view in Reports view.


Report Settings

Configure the report currently displayed in Reports view.


Page Options (Tools menu)

Displays options for viewing and editing pages, including general settings, options for creating thumbnail images, font settings, color coding for the HTML tab, and browser-compatibility settings.


Recently Used Web List (File menu)

Lists the webs you've most recently opened in FrontPage. To quickly reopen one of these webs, click it.


Recently Used Web List (File menu)

Lists the webs you've most recently opened in FrontPage. To quickly reopen one of these webs, click it.


Recently Used Web List (File menu)

Lists the webs you've most recently opened in FrontPage. To quickly reopen one of these webs, click it.


Recently Used Web List (File menu)

Lists the webs you've most recently opened in FrontPage. To quickly reopen one of these webs, click it.


Recently Used Web List (File menu)

Lists the webs you've most recently opened in FrontPage. To quickly reopen one of these webs, click it.


FP_ID_FILE_MRU_WEB_LAST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99633 ( 0x00018531 )


Font Color

Formats selected text with the color you click. You can choose from a set of standard colors or, if a theme is applied, you can choose from a set of colors that match the theme.


FP_ID_FONTCOLOR_TEAROFF

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99643 ( 0x0001853B )


Highlight Color

Marks selected text so it is highlighted and stands out from surrounding text. To change the highlight color, click the down arrow to the right and select the color that you want.


FP_ID_HIGHLIGHTCOLOR_TEAROFF

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99645 ( 0x0001853D )


Fill Color

Sets the background color for a selected table or group of cells.


FP_ID_FILLCOLOR_TEAROFF

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99647 ( 0x0001853F )


Automatic Color

Changes selected text to its default colors.


FP_ID_FONTCOLOR_LABEL_STANDARD

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99649 ( 0x00018541 )


Standard Colors

Click the color you want to apply to selected text from the set of standard colors.


FP_ID_FONTCOLOR_LABEL_CUSTOM

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99651 ( 0x00018543 )


Custom Colors

Click the color you want to apply to selected text from the set of custom colors. To define a new custom color, click More Color, then click Custom.


FP_ID_FONTCOLOR_LABEL_THEME

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99653 ( 0x00018545 )


FP_ID_FONTCOLOR_SWATCH_THEMEFIRST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99654 ( 0x00018546 )


Theme's Colors

Click the color you want to apply to selected text from the colors used in the page's theme.


Theme's Colors

Click the color you want to apply to selected text from the colors used in the page's theme.


FP_ID_FONTCOLOR_SWATCH_THEMELAST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99655 ( 0x00018547 )


FP_ID_FONTCOLOR_LABEL_DOC

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99656 ( 0x00018548 )


FP_ID_FONTCOLOR_SWATCH_DOCFIRST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99657 ( 0x00018549 )


Document's Colors

Click the color you want to apply to selected text from the set of colors used on the current page.


Document's Colors

Click the color you want to apply to selected text from the set of colors used on the current page.


FP_ID_FONTCOLOR_SWATCH_DOCLAST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99658 ( 0x0001854A )


More Colors

Displays a larger selection of colors to choose from.


Automatic Color

Changes the highlight colors of selected page elements to their default colors.


FP_ID_HIGHLIGHTCOLOR_LABEL_STANDARD

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99661 ( 0x0001854D )


Standard Colors

Click the highlight color you want to apply to selected page elements from the set of standard colors.


FP_ID_HIGHLIGHTCOLOR_LABEL_CUSTOM

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99663 ( 0x0001854F )


Custom Colors

Click the highlight color you want to apply to selected page elements from the set of custom colors. To define a new custom color, click More Color, then click Custom.


FP_ID_HIGHLIGHTCOLOR_LABEL_THEME

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99665 ( 0x00018551 )


FP_ID_HIGHLIGHTCOLOR_SWATCH_THEMEFIRST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99666 ( 0x00018552 )


Theme's Colors

Click the highlight color you want to apply to selected page elements from the colors used in the page's theme.


Theme's Colors

Click the highlight color you want to apply to selected page elements from the colors used in the page's theme.


FP_ID_HIGHLIGHTCOLOR_SWATCH_THEMELAST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99667 ( 0x00018553 )


FP_ID_HIGHLIGHTCOLOR_LABEL_DOC

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99668 ( 0x00018554 )


FP_ID_HIGHLIGHTCOLOR_SWATCH_DOCFIRST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99669 ( 0x00018555 )


Document's Colors

Click the highlight color you want to apply to selected page elements from the set of colors used on the current page.


Document's Colors

Click the highlight color you want to apply to selected page elements from the set of colors used on the current page.


FP_ID_HIGHLIGHTCOLOR_SWATCH_DOCLAST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99670 ( 0x00018556 )


More Colors

Displays a larger selection of colors to choose from.


Automatic Color

Changes the selected table cells to their default colors.


FP_ID_FILLCOLOR_LABEL_STANDARD

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99673 ( 0x00018559 )


Standard Colors

Click the color you want to apply to selected table cells from the set of standard colors.


FP_ID_FILLCOLOR_LABEL_CUSTOM

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99675 ( 0x0001855B )


Custom Colors

Click the color you want to apply to selected table cells from the set of custom colors. To define a new custom color, click More Color, then click Custom.


FP_ID_FILLCOLOR_LABEL_THEME

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99677 ( 0x0001855D )


FP_ID_FILLCOLOR_SWATCH_THEMEFIRST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99678 ( 0x0001855E )


Theme's Colors

Click the color you want to apply to selected table cells from the colors used in the page's theme.


Theme's Colors

Click the color you want to apply to selected table cells from the colors used in the page's theme.


FP_ID_FILLCOLOR_SWATCH_THEMELAST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99679 ( 0x0001855F )


FP_ID_FILLCOLOR_LABEL_DOC

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99680 ( 0x00018560 )


FP_ID_FILLCOLOR_SWATCH_DOCFIRST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99681 ( 0x00018561 )


Document's Colors

Click the color you want to apply to selected table cells from the set of colors used on the current page.


Document's Colors

Click the color you want to apply to selected table cells from the set of colors used on the current page.


FP_ID_FILLCOLOR_SWATCH_DOCLAST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99682 ( 0x00018562 )


More Colors

Displays a larger selection of colors to choose from.


FP_ID_INDICATOR_ANIMATION

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99684 ( 0x00018564 )


Task Add Task (Edit menu)

Adds a task. To associate a task with a page, select the page in the Folder List and then create the task.


Dynamic HTML Effects (Format menu)

Shows or hides the DHTML Effects toolbar. Use this toolbar to apply a Dynamic HTML effect, such as Fly Out or Spiral.


Component Office Spreadsheet (Insert menu)

Inserts a Microsoft Office Spreadsheet component. You can use a spreadsheet to enter and calculate data.


More Pages (Windows menu)

Opens the complete list of currently opened pages so you can switch to the one that you want to edit.


Open (File menu)

Opens a page from the current web or from your file system.


FP_ID_STYLECOMBO_ACCELERATOR

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99693 ( 0x0001856D )


FP_ID_FONTCOMBO_ACCELERATOR

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99694 ( 0x0001856E )


FP_ID_SIZECOMBO_ACCELERATOR

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99695 ( 0x0001856F )


FP_ID_CUSTOMIZE_ASSIGN_MACRO

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99698 ( 0x00018572 )


Add Ins (Tools menu)

Registers, loads, and unloads add-ins that you have installed on your computer.


Custom Button

A custom toolbar button to which you can assign a macro.


Custom Menu Item

A custom menu item to which you can assign a macro.


FP_ID_PAGE_NEXT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99702 ( 0x00018576 )


FP_ID_PAGE_PREV

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99703 ( 0x00018577 )


FP_ID_FILE_NEWPAGE_HERE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 99704 ( 0x00018578 )


Office on the Web (Help menu)

Connects to the Microsoft Office Web site where you can get up-to-date information and help on Office programs.


FP_ID_CANCEL_EDIT_CNTR

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108304 ( 0x0001A710 )


FP_ID_CANCEL_EDIT_SRVR

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108305 ( 0x0001A711 )


FP_ID_HELP_SEARCHFORHELPON

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108307 ( 0x0001A713 )


FP_ID_HELP_GETTINGSTARTED

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108308 ( 0x0001A714 )


FP_ID_HELP_INFOATWWWVERMEERCOM

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108309 ( 0x0001A715 )


FP_ID_INSERT_BLOCKQUOTE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108311 ( 0x0001A717 )


FP_ID_FILE_DOCUMENTINFO

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108319 ( 0x0001A71F )


FP_ID_FILE_VIEWHTML

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108320 ( 0x0001A720 )


FP_ID_EDIT_EDITANCHOR

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108321 ( 0x0001A721 )


FP_ID_EDIT_EDITATTRIBUTES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108322 ( 0x0001A722 )


FP_ID_EDIT_ATTRIBUTES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108323 ( 0x0001A723 )


FP_ID_EDIT_ANCHOR

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108324 ( 0x0001A724 )


FP_ID_INSERT_DL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108325 ( 0x0001A725 )


FP_ID_INSERT_DT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108326 ( 0x0001A726 )


FP_ID_INSERT_DD

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108327 ( 0x0001A727 )


Insert Horizontal Line (Insert menu)

Inserts a horizontal line at the insertion point.


FP_ID_INSERT_DIR

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108329 ( 0x0001A729 )


FP_ID_INSERT_MENU

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108330 ( 0x0001A72A )


FP_ID_INSERT_OL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108331 ( 0x0001A72B )


FP_ID_INSERT_UL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108332 ( 0x0001A72C )


FP_ID_INSERT_LI

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108333 ( 0x0001A72D )


FP_ID_INSERT_ADDRESS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108334 ( 0x0001A72E )


FP_ID_INSERT_H1

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108335 ( 0x0001A72F )


FP_ID_INSERT_H2

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108336 ( 0x0001A730 )


FP_ID_INSERT_H3

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108337 ( 0x0001A731 )


FP_ID_INSERT_H4

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108338 ( 0x0001A732 )


FP_ID_INSERT_H5

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108339 ( 0x0001A733 )


FP_ID_INSERT_H6

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108340 ( 0x0001A734 )


FP_ID_INSERT_P

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108341 ( 0x0001A735 )


FP_ID_INSERT_PRE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108342 ( 0x0001A736 )


Picture From File (Insert menu)

Inserts a picture from the current web, the World Wide Web, Microsoft Clip Gallery, a scanner, or your file system.


Select

Selects a hotspot in an image for editing, cutting, or copying.


Rectangular Hotspot

Creates a rectangular hotspot on an image. To place the rectangle, click and drag across a region of the image. When you finish, the Create Hyperlink dialog box is displayed.


Circular Hotspot

Creates a circular hotspot on an image. To create the circle, click in the image to define the center point and drag across a region of the image to define the radius. When you finish, the Create Hyperlink dialog box is displayed.


Polygonal Hotspot

Creates a polygonal hotspot on an image. To create the polygon, click in the image to define the first corner, drag to define the first edge, then repeatedly click and drag to define remaining edges and corners. When you finish, the Create Hyperlink dialog box is displayed.

There are three ways to complete the shape of a polygon: drag the edge to the starting corner, double click from the current corner, or press ESC from the current edge.


Highlight Hotspots

Displays the hotspots defined on an image without showing the image. This is useful when features of the image make it difficult to see the hotspot outlines that are superimposed on the image.


FP_ID_FILE_SAVETOSERVER

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108350 ( 0x0001A73E )


Form, Form (Insert menu)

Inserts a new form. If no items on the page are selected when the command is used, a submit button and a reset button are added to the new form. If items on the page are selected when this command is used, the items are enclosed in a form, but the submit and reset buttons are not added.

Use the other commands on the Insert Form menu to insert other controls into the form.


FP_ID_BOTS_EDIT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108355 ( 0x0001A743 )


FP_ID_VIEW_DOCUMENTINFO

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108356 ( 0x0001A744 )


FP_ID_LINKS_INSERT_LINK

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108358 ( 0x0001A746 )


FP_ID_HELP_GETTING_STARTED

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108361 ( 0x0001A749 )


FP_ID_FILE_SAVEALL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108362 ( 0x0001A74A )


FP_ID_VIEW_HTML

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108368 ( 0x0001A750 )


FP_ID_VIEW_HIDDEN

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108369 ( 0x0001A751 )


FP_ID_INSERT_FF_ONELINETEXTBOX

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108370 ( 0x0001A752 )


Form Scrolling Text Box (Insert menu)

Inserts a scrolling text box field at the insertion point. A scrolling text box field accepts multiple lines of text, such as user comments and suggestions.


Form One Line Text Box (Insert menu)

Inserts a one-line text box field at the insertion point. A one-line text box field accepts one line of information from a user.


Form Check Box (Insert menu)

Inserts a check box field at the insertion point. Use a series of check boxes to present a list of items, one or more of which can be selected.


Form Radio Button (Insert menu)

Inserts a radio button field at the insertion point. Use a series of radio buttons with the same name in a form to present a list of items, only one of which can be selected at a time.


Form Drop Down Menu (Insert menu)

Inserts a drop-down menu field at the insertion point. A drop-down menu field presents a list of items, one or more of which can be selected.


Symbol (Insert menu)

Inserts a symbol or special character at the insertion point. Select the symbol or character by clicking on it and then clicking Insert.


Component Additional Components (Insert menu)

Displays a list of any custom FrontPage-based components  that are installed on your computer.


Bookmark (Insert menu)

Creates a bookmark, which is a named location on a page that can be the target of a hyperlink. You can create a bookmark at selected text or at the insertion point.


File (Insert menu)

Inserts the contents of a file at the insertion point. You can insert many types of files, including HTML, ASP, rich text format, text, Excel spreadsheets, and WordPerfect documents.


Font (Format menu)

Changes the format of characters you select. You can apply any combination of attributes; however, some Web browsers may ignore certain attributes when displaying text.


Paragraph (Format menu)

Displays the properties of the current paragraph so that you can change alignment, indentation, and spacing.


Hyperlink (Insert menu)

Inserts a hyperlink at the selected text or at the insertion point. If no text is selected, FrontPage inserts the hyperlink's URL as the hyperlink text.


FP_ID_INSERT_LI_BULLET

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108383 ( 0x0001A75F )


FP_ID_INSERT_LI_NUMBERED

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108384 ( 0x0001A760 )


FP_ID_INSERT_LI_MENU

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108385 ( 0x0001A761 )


FP_ID_INSERT_LI_DIR

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108386 ( 0x0001A762 )


FP_ID_INSERT_LI_TERM

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108388 ( 0x0001A764 )


FP_ID_TOOLS_WEB_EXPLORER

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108389 ( 0x0001A765 )


FP_ID_VIEW_TB_FORMAT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108392 ( 0x0001A768 )


FP_ID_VIEW_TB_FORMS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108394 ( 0x0001A76A )


FP_ID_TOOLS_FOLLOWLINK

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108395 ( 0x0001A76B )


FP_ID_TOOLS_STOP

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108396 ( 0x0001A76C )


FP_ID_INSERT_FORMFIELD_BUTTON

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108397 ( 0x0001A76D )


Form Push Button (Insert menu)

Inserts a push button form field. You can configure a push button to submit a form or reset a form to its initial state.


Bold (Format menu)

Makes selected text and numbers bold.  If the selection is already bold, clicking it will remove the formatting.


Italic (Format menu)

Makes selected text and numbers italic.  If the selection is already bold, clicking it will remove the formatting.


Underline (Format menu)

Applies the underline text character style to the selected text. This underlines the text in most Web browsers.


FP_ID_FORMAT_NORMALFONT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108402 ( 0x0001A772 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_TTFONT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108403 ( 0x0001A773 )


Increase Indent

Indents the current paragraph. If the paragraph is a numbered or bulleted list item, this increases the item's nesting in the list. If you indent one or more list items that follow a list item, the indented items become a sub-list of the list item.

FrontPage supports an unlimited number of indentation levels.


Decrease Indent

Decreases the indentation of a paragraph. When you decrease the indentation of an indented list item, it becomes a member of the list that enclosed it when it was indented.


FP_ID_FORMAT_BOT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108408 ( 0x0001A778 )


FP_ID_TEST_ABOUT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108409 ( 0x0001A779 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_FORM_FIELD

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108410 ( 0x0001A77A )


FP_ID_TEST_SAVE_IMAGE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108411 ( 0x0001A77B )


FP_ID_IMAGE_ROTATE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108412 ( 0x0001A77C )


FP_ID_IMAGE_FLIP_H

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108413 ( 0x0001A77D )


Crop

Crops a selected picture. The first time you click this button, a resizable selection box appears over the picture. Resize the selection as needed and then move it over the part of the picture you want to keep. Click this button a second time — or press the ENTER key — to finish cropping the picture.


FP_ID_VIEW_TB_IMAGE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108415 ( 0x0001A77F )


FP_ID_TOGGLE_INSERT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108416 ( 0x0001A780 )


FP_ID_FILE_OPEN_FROM_WEB

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108418 ( 0x0001A782 )


FP_ID_FILE_OPEN_URL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108419 ( 0x0001A783 )


Properties (File menu)

In Page view, displays the properties of the current page. In  Folders, Navigation, and Hyperlinks views, displays the properties of the selected page.


FP_ID_TOOLS_PREFERENCES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108424 ( 0x0001A788 )


FP_ID_TOOLS_ADD_TO_TODO

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108427 ( 0x0001A78B )


FP_ID_TOOLS_OPEN_WITH

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108428 ( 0x0001A78C )


Set Transparent Color

Click here, then click a color in a GIF picture to make that color transparent. If the color is already transparent, clicking it returns it to its original color. A picture can have only one transparent color at a time.


FP_ID_EDIT_CHARACTER_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108430 ( 0x0001A78E )


Form Picture (Insert Menu)

Creates a picture form field at the insertion point. A picture form field submits a form to its form handler. Picture form fields are similar to push button fields; however, picture form fields cannot be used to reset a form.


FP_ID_FILE_OPEN_EITHER

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108432 ( 0x0001A790 )


FP_ID_EDIT_IMAGE_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108433 ( 0x0001A791 )


FP_ID_EDIT_IMAGE_SHAPE_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108434 ( 0x0001A792 )


FP_ID_EDIT_HR_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108435 ( 0x0001A793 )


FP_ID_VIEW_SOURCEHTML

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108436 ( 0x0001A794 )


Bullets (Format menu)

Formats the current paragraph as a bulleted list. If the paragraph containing the insertion point is already a paragraph in a bulleted list, FrontPage will reformat the paragraph by decreasing its indentation one level.


Numbering (Format menu)

Formats the current paragraph as a numbered list. If the paragraph containing the insertion point is already a paragraph in a numbered list, FrontPage will reformat the paragraph by decreasing its indentation one level.


Break (Insert menu)

Inserts a line break at the insertion point on the current page. Many Web browsers do not display empty paragraphs, but will display line breaks as white space.


FP_ID_FORMAT_END_LIST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108440 ( 0x0001A798 )


FP_ID_INSERT_ISINDEX

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108441 ( 0x0001A799 )


Split Cells (Table menu)

Divides the selected table cells into rows or columns.


FP_ID_EDIT_BOT_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108443 ( 0x0001A79B )


Merge Cells (Table menu)

Combines the contents of selected table cells into a single cell. You can merge cells horizontally or vertically.


Insert Table (Table menu)

Creates a table using a dialog box in which you can set table properties.


Insert Rows or Columns (Table menu)

Adds rows or columns to a table. When a row or column is selected before you use this command, the new row or column inherits the cell properties from the selected row or column, such as background color and vertical and horizontal alignment.


FP_ID_EDIT_BOOKMARK_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108447 ( 0x0001A79F )


Insert Cell (Table menu)

Inserts one cell in a table. FrontPage inserts the cell without any cell attributes, such as height or width. Before inserting a cell, place the insertion point in a cell or select a cell, row, or column.


Insert Caption (Table menu)

Inserts a table title or phrase that summarizes the contents of the table. You can insert a caption when the insertion point is in a cell, or when a cell, row, column, or table is selected. The caption is centered above the table by default.


FP_ID_EDIT_LINK_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108450 ( 0x0001A7A2 )


FP_ID_BUTTON42915

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108451 ( 0x0001A7A3 )


FP_ID_BUTTON42916

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108452 ( 0x0001A7A4 )


Remove Formatting (Format menu)

Quickly removes formatting that you have applied to text.


FP_ID_EDIT_BREAK_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108454 ( 0x0001A7A6 )


FP_ID_INSERT_HARDSPACE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108455 ( 0x0001A7A7 )


FP_ID_BUTTON42922

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108458 ( 0x0001A7AA )


FP_ID_BUTTON42923

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108459 ( 0x0001A7AB )


FP_ID_FORMAT_COLOR

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108460 ( 0x0001A7AC )


Align Left

Aligns the current paragraph, graphic, or table to the left margin of the page.


Align Right

Aligns the current paragraph, graphic, or table to the right margin of the page.


Center

Centers the current paragraph, graphic, or table in the middle of the page.


Caption Properties (Table menu)

Displays the Caption Properties dialog box, where you can set or view the properties of a table caption, such as its position.


Grow Font

Increases the size of selected text. When you increase the size of text, FrontPage increases the HTML Font Size attribute of the text.


Shrink Font

Decreases the size of selected text. When you decrease the size of text, FrontPage decreases the HTML Font Size attribute of the text.


FP_ID_TABLE_INSERT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108470 ( 0x0001A7B6 )


Insert Table (Table menu)

Creates a table based on the number of rows and columns you specify.


Unlink (Edit menu)

Deletes a text hyperlink, without deleting the characters to which the hyperlink is applied.

If you select a subset of the characters to which the hyperlink is applied, Unlink will only remove the hyperlink from the selected characters. If you choose Unlink with the insertion point in the hyperlink, but with no characters selected, Unlink will delete the entire hyperlink.


Superscript

Converts the selected text to superscript. To undo this effect, use the Subscript command.


Subscript

Converts the selected text to subscript. To undo this effect, use the Superscript command.


Select Cell (Table menu)

Selects the table cell containing the insertion point.


Select Row (Table menu)

Selects the table row containing the insertion point.


Select Column (Table menu)

Selects the table column containing the insertion point.


Select Table (Table menu)

Selects the table containing the insertion point.


FP_ID_TOOLS_BACK_LINK_HIST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108487 ( 0x0001A7C7 )


FP_ID_TOOLS_FORWARD_LINK_HIST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108488 ( 0x0001A7C8 )


FP_ID_DUM1

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108489 ( 0x0001A7C9 )


FP_ID_TOOLS_RELOAD

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108490 ( 0x0001A7CA )


FP_ID_TABLE_FORMAT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108494 ( 0x0001A7CE )


Advanced HTML (Insert menu)

Inserts text at the insertion point that will be saved directly as HTML. FrontPage does not verify that the text you are inserting is valid HTML. If the text you are inserting is an HTML comment or a single tag that FrontPage doesn't recognize, the text you insert is not wrapped in FrontPage-based syntax.


Table Properties (Table menu)

Displays the Table Properties dialog box, where you can set or view the properties of a table, such as its layout, size, or background color.


Cell Properties (Table menu)

Displays the Cell Properties dialog box, where you can set or view the properties of a table cell, such as its height and width.


FP_ID_EDIT_LIST_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108498 ( 0x0001A7D2 )


Form Properties  (Insert menu)

Displays the Form Properties dialog box. Use this dialog box to configure a form.


FP_ID_EDIT_APPLY_STYLE_NAME

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108500 ( 0x0001A7D4 )


Comment (Insert menu)

Inserts a comment. A comment is text you can view in FrontPage that is invisible to site visitors browsing your web.


New Page

Quickly creates a new page based on the Normal Page template. To create a page based on another template, click New on the File menu, and then click Page.


FP_ID_INSERT_SCRIPT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108503 ( 0x0001A7D7 )


FP_ID_DUM2

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108504 ( 0x0001A7D8 )


Advanced Plug-In (Insert menu)

Inserts a plug-in on the current page. A plug-in is a software module that integrates into Web browsers to offer a range of interactive and multimedia capabilities.


FP_ID_EDIT_OLEOBJ_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108511 ( 0x0001A7DF )


FP_ID_EDIT_PARAGRAPH_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108512 ( 0x0001A7E0 )


FP_ID_EDIT_FORMFIELD_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108513 ( 0x0001A7E1 )


FP_ID_MENU_CUSTOM

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108515 ( 0x0001A7E3 )


FP_ID_MENU_CUSTOM_LAST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108614 ( 0x0001A846 )


Thesaurus (Tools menu)

Replaces a word or phrase in the page with a synonym, antonym, or related word.


FP_ID_EDIT_EMBED_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108616 ( 0x0001A848 )


Component Marquee (Insert menu)

Inserts a marquee. A marquee displays a horizontally scrolling text message.


FP_ID_EDIT_MARQUEE_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108618 ( 0x0001A84A )


FP_ID_EDIT_MARKUP_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108628 ( 0x0001A854 )


FP_ID_EDIT_SCRIPT_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108629 ( 0x0001A855 )


FP_ID_EDIT_COMMENT_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108630 ( 0x0001A856 )


FP_ID_TOOLS_FOLLOWLINK_PREFIX

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108631 ( 0x0001A857 )


FP_ID_EDIT_DATABASE_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108632 ( 0x0001A858 )


Frame Properties (Frame menu)

Displays the Frame Properties dialog box for the selected frame on the current frames page. This dialog box lets you specify properties for the frame, such as its size, margins, and initial page to be displayed.


FP_ID_EDIT_DTC_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108656 ( 0x0001A870 )


FP_ID_ACT_SPLIT_FRAME

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108658 ( 0x0001A872 )


FP_ID_ACT_SET_FRAME_URL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108659 ( 0x0001A873 )


FP_ID_ACT_RESIZE_FRAME

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108660 ( 0x0001A874 )


FP_ID_NEW_IN_FRAME_BTN

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108667 ( 0x0001A87B )


FP_ID_SET_FRAME_SRC_TIP

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108668 ( 0x0001A87C )


FP_ID_NEW_IN_FRAME_TIP

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108669 ( 0x0001A87D )


FP_ID_HELP_FOR_SET_FRAME_SRC_TIP

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108670 ( 0x0001A87E )


FP_ID_OPEN_IN_OTHER_WINDOW_BTN

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108674 ( 0x0001A882 )


FP_ID_OPEN_IN_OTHER_WINDOW_TIP

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108675 ( 0x0001A883 )


FP_ID_HELP_FOR_OPEN_IN_OTHER_WINDOW_BTN

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108676 ( 0x0001A884 )


FP_ID_HELP_FOR_OPEN_IN_OTHER_WINDOW_TIP

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108677 ( 0x0001A885 )


FP_ID_ACT_REPLACE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108682 ( 0x0001A88A )


FP_ID_ACT_CUT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108989 ( 0x0001A9BD )


FP_ID_ACT_PASTE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108990 ( 0x0001A9BE )


FP_ID_ACT_TYPING

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108991 ( 0x0001A9BF )


FP_ID_ACT_INSERT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108992 ( 0x0001A9C0 )


FP_ID_ACT_DELETE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108993 ( 0x0001A9C1 )


FP_ID_ACT_PROPS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108994 ( 0x0001A9C2 )


FP_ID_ACT_RESIZE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108995 ( 0x0001A9C3 )


FP_ID_ACT_INDENT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108996 ( 0x0001A9C4 )


FP_ID_ACT_OUTDENT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108997 ( 0x0001A9C5 )


FP_ID_ACT_STYLE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108998 ( 0x0001A9C6 )


FP_ID_ACT_SPLIT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 108999 ( 0x0001A9C7 )


FP_ID_ACT_MERGE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109000 ( 0x0001A9C8 )


FP_ID_ACT_CHARPROP

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109001 ( 0x0001A9C9 )


FP_ID_ACT_LINK

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109002 ( 0x0001A9CA )


FP_ID_ACT_SPELL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109009 ( 0x0001A9D1 )


FP_ID_ACT_REMOVE_LINK

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109011 ( 0x0001A9D3 )


FP_ID_ACT_THESAURUS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109031 ( 0x0001A9E7 )


Preview in Browser (File menu)

Displays the current page in a Web browser. In the Preview in Browser dialog box, you can add the names of Web browsers you would like to use. FrontPage detects whether you have a Web browser installed on your computer and automatically adds its name to the list.

If you preview a page that does not come from a Web server, some components requiring a Web server (such as the Table of Contents and the Search Form components) will not work.


Preview in Browser

Displays the current page in a Web browser.


FP_ID_INSERT_DATABASE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109042 ( 0x0001A9F2 )


Advanced Java Applet (Insert menu)

Inserts a Java applet on the current page. A Java applet is a Java class that is loaded and run by an already-running Java application such as a Web browser. Java applets can be downloaded and executed by a Web browser capable of interpreting Java, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. Java applets are frequently used to add multimedia effects and interactivity to Web pages, such as video displays, animations, calculators, real-time clocks, and interactive games.


FP_ID_VIEW_TB_ADVANCED

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109047 ( 0x0001A9F7 )


FP_ID_INSERT_SIZED_TABLE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109048 ( 0x0001A9F8 )


FP_ID_ACT_EDITHTML

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109051 ( 0x0001A9FB )


Background (Format menu)

Sets a background color or picture for the current page. Also sets text color and hyperlink colors.


FP_ID_ACT_DRAG

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109061 ( 0x0001AA05 )


FP_ID_ACT_DROP

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109062 ( 0x0001AA06 )


FP_ID_EDIT_DATABASE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109064 ( 0x0001AA08 )


Picture Video (Insert menu)

Inserts a video from the current web or your file system.


FP_ID_INSERT_BGSOUND

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109066 ( 0x0001AA0A )


Bullets and Numbering (Format menu)

Adds bullets and numbering to selected paragraphs or modifies the bullets and numbering format.


FP_ID_TOOLS_IMAGE_EDITOR

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109068 ( 0x0001AA0C )


FP_ID_TOOLS_FONTOPTIONS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109069 ( 0x0001AA0D )


FP_ID_EDIT_VALIDATION_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109073 ( 0x0001AA11 )


FP_ID_ACT_VALIDATION

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109074 ( 0x0001AA12 )


FP_ID_EDIT_APPLET_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109075 ( 0x0001AA13 )


FP_ID_EDIT_LIST_ITEM_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109085 ( 0x0001AA1D )


FP_ID_VIEW_SCRIPT_WIZARD

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109086 ( 0x0001AA1E )


FP_ID_INSERT_POWERPOINT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109087 ( 0x0001AA1F )


FP_ID_INDICATOR_DLTIME

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109089 ( 0x0001AA21 )


FP_ID_EDIT_DATABASE_DATABASECOLUMNVALUE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109091 ( 0x0001AA23 )


FP_ID_EDIT_DATABASE_IDCPARAMETERVALUE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109092 ( 0x0001AA24 )


FP_ID_EDIT_DATABASE_DETAILSECTION

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109093 ( 0x0001AA25 )


FP_ID_EDIT_DATABASE_IFTHENCONDITIONALSECTION

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109094 ( 0x0001AA26 )


FP_ID_EDIT_DATABASE_ELSECONDITIONALSECTION

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109095 ( 0x0001AA27 )


FP_ID_EDIT_DATABASE_REMOVEDATABASEDIRECTIVE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109096 ( 0x0001AA28 )


FP_ID_INDICATOR_DLTIME_ONE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109100 ( 0x0001AA2C )


FP_ID_DRAGDROP_LINK

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109101 ( 0x0001AA2D )


FP_ID_TOOLS_FOLLOWLINK_RBUTTON

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109152 ( 0x0001AA60 )


FP_ID_ACT_CONVERT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109208 ( 0x0001AA98 )


Wash Out

Creates a faint, low-contrast version of the selected picture. When no picture is selected, this effect is applied to the background picture on the current page.


Black and White

Converts a picture from color to black and white.


Restore

Restores the selected picture to its saved version. Picture effects are not permanent until the picture is saved. Use this command to revert to the appearance of a picture as it looked the last time it was saved.


Rotate Right

Rotates the selected picture 90 degrees clockwise.


Rotate Left

Rotates the selected picture 90 degrees counter-clockwise.


Flip Horizontal

Reverses a picture horizontally.


Flip Vertical

Reverses a picture vertically.


Bevel

Creates a bevel effect around the border of the selected picture. This is useful for creating three-dimensional buttons from pictures.


Resample

Resamples a picture. To resample a picture, select it, resize it, and click this button.


Text

Creates a text label on a picture. Type text directly into the text box, and then change the font, size, style, and alignment of the text by selecting it and applying any combination of formatting options. Text labels can have hyperlinks: double click the text box to assign it a hyperlink.


Auto Thumbnail

Creates a thumbnail image of the selected picture. This command is not available if the selected picture is too small or if it has a hyperlink, hotspot, or animation.


FP_ID_ACT_AUTOTHUMBNAIL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109549 ( 0x0001ABED )


Draw Table (Table menu)

Draws a table. First, define the outside border of the table by dragging from the upper-left corner to the lower-right corner of the table, then draw the column and row lines inside.


Eraser

Removes a cell border from a table. Drag the eraser along a border to erase it.


Align Top

Aligns the contents of selected table cells to the top of the cells.


Align Bottom

Aligns the contents of selected table cells to the bottom of the cells.


Center Vertically

Aligns the contents of selected table cells in the middle of the cells.


Distribute Rows Evenly (Table menu)

Makes all the selected rows in a table the same height.


Distribute Columns Evenly (Table menu)

Makes all the selected columns in a table the same width.


FP_ID_VIEW_TB_TABLE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109557 ( 0x0001ABF5 )


FP_ID_ACT_EDIT_IMAGE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109558 ( 0x0001ABF6 )


Less Contrast

Decreases the contrast between the lightest and darkest parts of the selected picture. Click the button repeatedly to reduce the contrast level.


More Contrast

Increases the contrast between the lightest and darkest parts of the selected picture. Click the button repeatedly to raise the contrast level.


Less Brightness

Decreases the brightness in the selected picture. Click the button repeatedly until the picture reaches the level of brightness you want.


More Brightness

Increases the brightness in the selected picture. Click the button repeatedly until the picture reaches the level of brightness you want.


Show All (Format menu)

Shows or hides page elements, such as line breaks, paragraph marks, bookmarks, and form outlines, as well as placeholder icons for unknown HTML tags and script.


FP_ID_TABLE_BGCOLOR

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109566 ( 0x0001ABFE )


FP_ID_SET_FRAME_SRC_BTN

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109567 ( 0x0001ABFF )


FP_ID_HELP_FOR_SET_FRAME_SRC_BTN

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109568 ( 0x0001AC00 )


Convert Text to Table (Table menu)

Converts selected text to a table. Before using this command, indicate where you want to divide text into columns and rows by adding separator characters to your text. For instance, use commas to divide columns, and use paragraph marks to mark the ends of rows.


Convert Table to Text (Table menu)

Converts the selected table to text. Each table cell is separated into a paragraph.


FP_ID_ACT_DELETE_FRAME

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109573 ( 0x0001AC05 )


Delete Cells (Table menu)

Deletes selected table cells.


Insert Rows

Inserts one or more rows in a table. As many rows as you select will be inserted. The new rows inherit the cell properties from the selected rows, such as background color and vertical and horizontal alignment.


Insert Columns

Inserts one or more columns in a table. As many columns as you select will be inserted. The new columns inherit the cell properties from the selected columns, such as background color and vertical and horizontal alignment.


FP_ID_FRAME_NEWFRAMESET

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109577 ( 0x0001AC09 )


FP_ID_ACT_TEXTTOTABLE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109578 ( 0x0001AC0A )


Split Frame (Frames menu)

Splits the selected frame horizontally or vertically.


Delete Frame (Frames menu)

Deletes the selected frame. This does not delete the page that was displayed in the frame. FrontPage adjusts the remaining frames to occupy the space left by the deleted frame.


Set Initial Page (Frames menu)

Creates a hyperlink to an initial page to display in the frame. The initial page for a frame is displayed in the frame when a site visitor first browses to the frames page containing the frame.


Open Page in New Window (Frames menu)

Opens the active page of a frames page in a new window. The frames page remains open as well. You can edit the page in either window. This is useful if a page is displayed in such a small frame that it is difficult to view your edits.


Save Page (Frames menu)

Saves the page displayed in the selected frame of a frames page.


Save Page As (Frames menu)

Saves the page displayed in the selected frame of a frames page with a different name, location, or file format.


FP_ID_KEY_ESCAPE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109585 ( 0x0001AC11 )


FP_ID_EDIT_FRAMESET_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109586 ( 0x0001AC12 )


FP_ID_TABLE_INSERTWHATEVER

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109587 ( 0x0001AC13 )


Advanced Design-Time Control (Insert menu)

Inserts a design-time control on the current page. A design-time control is an ActiveX control that is used while designing or editing a page.


FP_ID_ACT_THEME

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109592 ( 0x0001AC18 )


FP_ID_ACT_BORDERS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109593 ( 0x0001AC19 )


FP_ID_VIEW_PREVXTAB

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109594 ( 0x0001AC1A )


FP_ID_VIEW_NEXTXTAB

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109595 ( 0x0001AC1B )


Hover Button (Insert menu)

Inserts a hover button at the insertion point. When a site visitor clicks or points to a hover button, it can glow, display a custom picture, or play a sound effect.


FP_ID_CTXTHTMLVIEW_SHOWCOLORCODING

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109625 ( 0x0001AC39 )


FP_ID_NEWPAGE_LARGEICONS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109630 ( 0x0001AC3E )


FP_ID_NEWPAGE_LIST

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109631 ( 0x0001AC3F )


FP_ID_NEWPAGE_DETAILS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109632 ( 0x0001AC40 )


Navigation Bar (Insert menu)

Inserts a navigation bar on the current page.  A navigation bar is a collection of graphical or textual buttons containing hyperlinks to pages that are part of the web structure. You configure a navigation bar in the Navigation Bar Properties dialog box.


Page Banner (Insert menu)

Inserts a page banner on the current page. A page banner is a section of a Web page containing a graphic element and text, such as the page title. Page banners are usually displayed at the top of a Web page.


FP_ID_FORMAT_BORDERS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109653 ( 0x0001AC55 )


Component Banner Ad Manager (Insert menu)

Inserts a rotating billboard (a banner ad) at the insertion point. This command displays the Banner Ad Manager dialog box, where you specify options such as the size, transition effect, and pictures to display in the banner ad.


FP_ID_FORMAT_THEME_CONTEXTMENU

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109671 ( 0x0001AC67 )


Date and Time (Insert menu)

Adds the date and time to your page using the format you choose.


Component Table of Contents (Insert menu)

Inserts a Table of Contents component, which creates a hypertext table of contents of the Web site, starting at the page you specify.


Picture Clip Art (Insert menu)

Opens Microsoft Clip Gallery. Use Clip Gallery to preview and insert clip art, pictures, and videos.


FP_ID_INSERT_ACTIVEELEMENTS_COUNTDOWNTIMER

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109678 ( 0x0001AC6E )


FP_ID_INSERT_ACTIVEELEMENTS_POPUPMENU

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109679 ( 0x0001AC6F )


Component Search Form (Insert menu)

Inserts a form that lets site visitors search for text in all or specified pages in the current web.


Component Hit Counter (Insert menu)

Inserts a hit counter, which keeps track of the number of visitors to a Web site.


Database Results (Insert menu)

Starts the Database Results Wizard, which creates a region on the page that displays information retrieved from a database connection.


Database Column Value Properties (Insert menu)

Changes the selected field displayed in a database results region. This command is only available if you have created a database results region.


Style (Format menu)

Creates, modifies, or deletes a style for a page. A style controls the font, alignment, and spacing of text; the appearance of background pictures on page; or other HTML attributes.


Page Transition (Format menu)

Creates a special effect that is displayed when a site visitor enters or leaves a page. To create a transition effect for your web, apply a page transition effect to your home page.


FP_ID_GO_MAIL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109686 ( 0x0001AC76 )


FP_ID_GO_NEWS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109687 ( 0x0001AC77 )


FP_ID_GO_CONTACTS

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109688 ( 0x0001AC78 )


FP_ID_TABLE_DRAWTABLE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109689 ( 0x0001AC79 )


FP_ID_PICKURL_NEWPAGE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109700 ( 0x0001AC84 )


FP_ID_PICKURL_BROWSE_WWW

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109701 ( 0x0001AC85 )


FP_ID_PICKURL_BROWSE_FILES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109702 ( 0x0001AC86 )


FP_ID_PICKURL_MAILTO

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109703 ( 0x0001AC87 )


Paste Special (Edit menu)

Pastes text from the Clipboard in one of a variety of HTML formats that you select.


FP_ID_ACT_PAGE_TRANSITION

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109751 ( 0x0001ACB7 )


FP_ID_THUMB_WIDTH

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109753 ( 0x0001ACB9 )


FP_ID_THUMB_HEIGHT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109754 ( 0x0001ACBA )


FP_ID_THUMB_LONG

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109755 ( 0x0001ACBB )


FP_ID_THUMB_SHORT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109756 ( 0x0001ACBC )


Form Label (Insert menu)

Makes the label of a form field "clickable." For example, if the label of a check box field is clickable, a user can select the check box by clicking either the check box or the label. Before using this command, type a label for the form field, and then select both the label and the form field.

You can also create an underlined access key for the label, which lets a user press ALT plus another key instead of clicking the label or form field. If you also want to create an access key, select the label letter that you want to enable as the access key, and then click the Underline button on the toolbar.


FP_ID_ACT_REMOVE_LABEL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109761 ( 0x0001ACC1 )


FP_ID_REMOVE_FF_LABEL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109766 ( 0x0001ACC6 )


FP_ID_CONTEXT_MENU

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109793 ( 0x0001ACE1 )


FP_ID_GO_TASK

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109828 ( 0x0001AD04 )


FP_ID_GO_JOURNAL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109829 ( 0x0001AD05 )


FP_ID_GO_NOTE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109830 ( 0x0001AD06 )


FP_ID_GO_CALL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109831 ( 0x0001AD07 )


FP_ID_GO_CALENDAR

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109832 ( 0x0001AD08 )


Advanced Show Design-Time Controls (Insert menu)

Displays or hides design-time controls on the current page. When design-time controls are hidden, FrontPage will replace each control with text describing it. This text is taken from the control's ID tag.


Position Box (Insert menu)

Inserts a position box on the current page. Use a position box to absolutely position multiple page elements.


Position Absolutely

Assigns an absolute position to the selected page element or text. To specify an element's location, point to the object and, when the cursor turns into a four-headed arrow, drag the element to its new location. Alternatively, specify a value in the Left (x-coordinate) and Top (y-coordinate) boxes on the Positioning toolbar.


FP_ID_POSITION_RELATIVE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109838 ( 0x0001AD0E )


Bring Forward

Moves the selected object up one level in the z-order on the page. Use the z-order to place objects on top of or behind other objects.


Send Backward

Moves the selected object down one level in the z-order on the page. Use the z-order to place objects on top of or behind other objects.


FP_ID_VIEW_TB_POSITION

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 109841 ( 0x0001AD11 )


Position (Format menu)

Sets the text-wrapping and positioning style of pictures and other objects on the page.


FP_ID_EDIT_RGN_START_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112546 ( 0x0001B7A2 )


FP_ID_EDIT_RGN_END_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112547 ( 0x0001B7A3 )


FP_ID_EDIT_DB_RESULT_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112548 ( 0x0001B7A4 )


FP_ID_YES_TO_ALL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112549 ( 0x0001B7A5 )


FP_ID_BUBBLE_TOP

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112550 ( 0x0001B7A6 )


FP_ID_BUBBLE_NOIFRAME

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112551 ( 0x0001B7A7 )


FP_ID_PIB_PREVIEW

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112552 ( 0x0001B7A8 )


Style Sheet Links (Format menu)

Links the active page to a cascading style sheet. A cascading style sheet often includes typographical information on how the page should appear, such as the font of the text in the page.


Borders and Shading (Format menu)

Sets a border around selected paragraphs and adds background shading to paragraphs. To apply shading to part of a paragraph, use Highlight Color on the toolbar.


FP_ID_FORMAT_LAYOUT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112555 ( 0x0001B7AB )


AutoFit (Tables menu)

Adjusts the width of each column so that table contents fit automatically.


FP_ID_EDIT_ELEMENTDTC_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112681 ( 0x0001B829 )


Component Categories (Insert menu)

Inserts a Categories component, which creates a list of files in the web that belong to a particular category, such as Expense Report or In Progress.


Font Size

Changes the size of selected text.


FP_ID_EDITOR_FIND

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112685 ( 0x0001B82D )


FP_ID_EDITOR_REPLACE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112686 ( 0x0001B82E )


Reveal Tags (View menu)

Displays or hides HTML tags on the Normal tab in Page view. Showing HTML tags can help you more precisely position page elements such as nested tables and text boxes.


Component Confirmation Field (Insert menu)

Inserts a Confirmation Field, which is a component that is replaced with the contents of a form field. It is useful on a form confirmation page, where it can display a site visitor’s name or any other data entered into a form.


Component Include Page (Insert menu)

Inserts a component in FrontPage that is replaced with the contents of another page in the web. This lets you update parts of many pages in one step.


Component Scheduled Picture (Insert menu)

Inserts a picture that is displayed during a specific time period. Use this for time-sensitive content.


Component Scheduled Page (Insert menu)

Inserts a page that is displayed during a specific time period. Use this for time-sensitive content.


Component Substitution (Insert menu)

Inserts a variable on the page. The variable can be either a system variable (such as the page author's name) or a variable you have defined.


Format Painter

Copies formatting from selected characters or a paragraph and applies it to the text you select. To copy the selected formatting to several locations, double-click Format Painter. Click the button again when you're finished.


FP_ID_VIEW_HIGHLIGHTDHTML

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112694 ( 0x0001B836 )


FP_ID_EDIT_SUBSTITUTION_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112723 ( 0x0001B853 )


FP_ID_EDIT_INCLUDE_PAGE_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112724 ( 0x0001B854 )


FP_ID_EDIT_SCHEDULED_INCLUDE_PAGE_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112725 ( 0x0001B855 )


FP_ID_EDIT_SCHEDULED_IMAGE_PROPERTIES


FP_ID_EDIT_DATE_AND_TIME_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112727 ( 0x0001B857 )


FP_ID_EDIT_SEARCH_FORM_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112728 ( 0x0001B858 )


FP_ID_EDIT_TABLE_OF_CONTENTS_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112729 ( 0x0001B859 )


FP_ID_EDIT_CONFIRMATION_FIELD_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112730 ( 0x0001B85A )


FP_ID_EDIT_NAVIGATION_BAR_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112731 ( 0x0001B85B )


FP_ID_EDIT_CATEGORIES_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112732 ( 0x0001B85C )


Top

Specify the y-coordinate of the object you are positioning absolutely.


FP_ID_ACT_FORMATPAINTER

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112738 ( 0x0001B862 )


FP_ID_INTERNAL_INSERTCLIPART

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112739 ( 0x0001B863 )


FP_ID_DOM_BackColor

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112746 ( 0x0001B86A )


FP_ID_DOM_Bold

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112747 ( 0x0001B86B )


FP_ID_DOM_Copy

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112748 ( 0x0001B86C )


FP_ID_DOM_CreateBookmark

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112749 ( 0x0001B86D )


FP_ID_DOM_CreateLink

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112750 ( 0x0001B86E )


FP_ID_DOM_Cut

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112751 ( 0x0001B86F )


FP_ID_DOM_Delete

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112752 ( 0x0001B870 )


FP_ID_DOM_FontName

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112753 ( 0x0001B871 )


FP_ID_DOM_FontSize

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112754 ( 0x0001B872 )


FP_ID_DOM_ForeColor

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112755 ( 0x0001B873 )


FP_ID_DOM_FormatBlock

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112756 ( 0x0001B874 )


FP_ID_DOM_Indent

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112757 ( 0x0001B875 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertButton

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112758 ( 0x0001B876 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertFieldset

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112759 ( 0x0001B877 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertHorizontalRule

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112760 ( 0x0001B878 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertIFrame

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112761 ( 0x0001B879 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertInputButton

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112762 ( 0x0001B87A )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertInputCheckbox

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112763 ( 0x0001B87B )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertInputFileUpload

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112764 ( 0x0001B87C )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertInputHidden

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112765 ( 0x0001B87D )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertInputPassword

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112766 ( 0x0001B87E )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertInputRadio

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112767 ( 0x0001B87F )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertInputReset

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112768 ( 0x0001B880 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertInputSubmit

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112769 ( 0x0001B881 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertInputText

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112770 ( 0x0001B882 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertMarquee

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112771 ( 0x0001B883 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertOrderedList

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112772 ( 0x0001B884 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertParagraph

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112773 ( 0x0001B885 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertSelectDropdown

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112774 ( 0x0001B886 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertSelectListbox

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112775 ( 0x0001B887 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertTextArea

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112776 ( 0x0001B888 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertUnorderedList

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112777 ( 0x0001B889 )


FP_ID_DOM_Italic

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112778 ( 0x0001B88A )


FP_ID_DOM_JustifyCenter

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112779 ( 0x0001B88B )


FP_ID_DOM_JustifyLeft

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112780 ( 0x0001B88C )


FP_ID_DOM_JustifyRight

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112781 ( 0x0001B88D )


FP_ID_DOM_Outdent

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112782 ( 0x0001B88E )


FP_ID_DOM_OverWrite

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112783 ( 0x0001B88F )


FP_ID_DOM_Paste

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112784 ( 0x0001B890 )


FP_ID_DOM_PlayImage

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112785 ( 0x0001B891 )


FP_ID_DOM_Refresh

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112786 ( 0x0001B892 )


FP_ID_DOM_RemoveFormat

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112787 ( 0x0001B893 )


FP_ID_DOM_SelectAll

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112788 ( 0x0001B894 )


FP_ID_DOM_StopImage

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112789 ( 0x0001B895 )


FP_ID_DOM_UnBookmark

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112790 ( 0x0001B896 )


FP_ID_DOM_Underline

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112791 ( 0x0001B897 )


FP_ID_DOM_Unlink

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112792 ( 0x0001B898 )


FP_ID_DOM_Unselect

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112793 ( 0x0001B899 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertInputImage

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112794 ( 0x0001B89A )


FP_ID_DOM_JustifyFull

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112795 ( 0x0001B89B )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112796 ( 0x0001B89C )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_OFF

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112797 ( 0x0001B89D )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_FLY_BOTTOM

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112798 ( 0x0001B89E )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_FLY_LEFT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112799 ( 0x0001B89F )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_FLY_RIGHT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112800 ( 0x0001B8A0 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_FLY_TOP

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112801 ( 0x0001B8A1 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_FLY_BOTTOM_LEFT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112802 ( 0x0001B8A2 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_FLY_BOTTOM_RIGHT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112803 ( 0x0001B8A3 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_FLY_TOP_LEFT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112804 ( 0x0001B8A4 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_FLY_TOP_RIGHT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112805 ( 0x0001B8A5 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_FLY_TOP_RIGHT_WORD

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112806 ( 0x0001B8A6 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_FLY_CORNER

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112807 ( 0x0001B8A7 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_FLY_BOTTOM_RIGHT_WORD

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112808 ( 0x0001B8A8 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_DROP_WORD

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112809 ( 0x0001B8A9 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_SPIRAL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112810 ( 0x0001B8AA )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_ZOOM_IN

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112811 ( 0x0001B8AB )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_ZOOM_OUT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112812 ( 0x0001B8AC )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_WAVE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112813 ( 0x0001B8AD )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_HOP

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112814 ( 0x0001B8AE )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_ELASTIC_HORIZONTAL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112815 ( 0x0001B8AF )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_ELASTIC_VERTICAL

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112816 ( 0x0001B8B0 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_WIPE_TO_RIGHT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112817 ( 0x0001B8B1 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_WIPE_TO_BOTTOM

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112818 ( 0x0001B8B2 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_ANIMATION_WIPE_TO_MIDDLE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112819 ( 0x0001B8B3 )


FP_ID_EDIT_PAGE_BANNER_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112837 ( 0x0001B8C5 )


Choose an Event

Sets the event that will trigger a Dynamic HTML effect.


Choose an Effect

Sets the effect to apply when a Dynamic HTML effect is triggered by an event.


Apply

Select the Dynamic HTML effect to apply.


Remove Effect

Removes the Dynamic HTML  effect from the selected page elements.


Macros Microsoft Script Editor (Tools menu)

Opens the Microsoft Script Editor. Use this editor to add VBScript or JavaScript to your web.


FP_ID_ACT_BORDERS_AND_SHADING

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112844 ( 0x0001B8CC )


FP_ID_FORMAT_STYLE_P

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112845 ( 0x0001B8CD )


FP_ID_FORMAT_STYLE_H1

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112846 ( 0x0001B8CE )


FP_ID_FORMAT_STYLE_H2

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112847 ( 0x0001B8CF )


FP_ID_FORMAT_STYLE_H3

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112848 ( 0x0001B8D0 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_STYLE_H4

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112849 ( 0x0001B8D1 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_STYLE_H5

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112850 ( 0x0001B8D2 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_STYLE_H6

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112851 ( 0x0001B8D3 )


FP_ID_FORMAT_STYLE_LI

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112852 ( 0x0001B8D4 )


FP_ID_DHTML_EDIT_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112853 ( 0x0001B8D5 )


Highlight Dynamic HTML Effects

Highlights page elements that use DHTML animation.


FP_ID_EDIT_HOVER_BUTTON_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112855 ( 0x0001B8D7 )


FP_ID_EDIT_IMAGE_ROTATOR_PROPERTIES

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112856 ( 0x0001B8D8 )


FP_ID_DOM_InsertImage

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112857 ( 0x0001B8D9 )


Paste Format (Format menu)

Applies the formatting information from the most recent Copy Format command to selected characters or paragraphs.


Copy Format (Format menu)

Copies and saves text formatting information from the selected characters or paragraphs. To apply the copied formatting, use the Paste Formatting command.


FP_ID_CUSTOM_INSERT_FILE

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112860 ( 0x0001B8DC )


FP_ID_CUSTOM_INSERT_TEXT

Dialog: Command Bars

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112861 ( 0x0001B8DD )


Close (File menu)

Closes the current page. If you have edited the page since opening it, you are prompted to save changes. If the page was opened from the current web, it is saved to the web. If the page was opened from a file, it is saved to the file.


Open Web (File menu)

Opens a web from your local computer, a network computer, or a Web server.


Save (File menu)

Saves the current page in HTML format. On a frames page, the page in the active frame, indicated by a highlighted border, is saved.

If you have inserted any pictures, sounds, videos, or other objects, you are prompted to save each new or replaced object.


Save As (File menu)

Saves a copy of the current page under a different name, to a different location on your computer or local network, or to a different web. On a frames page, the page in the active frame, indicated by a highlighted border, is saved.

If you have inserted any pictures, sounds, videos, or other objects, you are prompted to save each new or replaced object.

You can also use this command to save a page as a template.


Page Setup (File menu)

Sets margins, paper source, paper size, page orientation, and other print layout options for the current page or for the web's navigation structure.


Print Preview (File menu)

Shows how a page or the web's navigation structure will look when you print it.


Print (File menu)

Prints the current page or the navigation structure of the web.


Print

Prints the active page or the navigation structure of your web. To select print options, on the File menu, select Print.


Send (File menu)

Sends the current page in an e-mail message.


Exit (File menu)

Closes FrontPage after prompting you to save any unsaved files.


New Web (File menu)

Creates a new web from a template or wizard. To import a web, click the Import Web Wizard in the New dialog box.


Recently Used File List (File menu)

Lists the files you've most recently opened in FrontPage. To quickly reopen one of these files, click it.


Recently Used File List (File menu)

Lists the files you've most recently opened in FrontPage. To quickly reopen one of these files, click it.


Recently Used File List (File menu)

Lists the files you've most recently opened in FrontPage. To quickly reopen one of these files, click it.


Recently Used File List (File menu)

Lists the files you've most recently opened in FrontPage. To quickly reopen one of these files, click it.


Recently Used File List (File menu)

Lists the files you've most recently opened in FrontPage. To quickly reopen one of these files, click it.


Recently Used File List (File menu)

Lists the files you've most recently opened in FrontPage. To quickly reopen one of these files, click it.


Recently Used File List (File menu)

Lists the files you've most recently opened in FrontPage. To quickly reopen one of these files, click it.


Recently Used File List (File menu)

Lists the files you've most recently opened in FrontPage. To quickly reopen one of these files, click it.


Undo (Edit menu)

Reverses the last command or deletes the last entry you typed. To reverse more than one action at a time, click the arrow next to the Undo command on the toolbar, and then click the actions that you want to undo.


Redo (Edit menu)

Reverses the action of the Undo command.  To redo more than one action at a time, click the arrow next to the Redo command on the toolbar, and then click the actions that you want to redo.


Cut (Edit menu)

In Page view, removes selected items from the page and moves them to the Clipboard, replacing the Clipboard's current contents. If you paste into Page view, all formatting,  components, forms, and other FrontPage-based page elements are pasted. If you then paste the contents of the Clipboard into another application, only the text is pasted.

In Folders view and the Folder List, use the Cut command to move selected files or folders. Use the Paste command to place the files or folders in the target folder.

In Navigation view, use the Cut command when you want to rearrange the web's navigation structure.


Copy (Edit menu)

In Page view, copies selected items from the page and moves them to the Clipboard, replacing the Clipboard's current contents. If you paste into Page view, all formatting,  components, forms, and other FrontPage-based page elements are pasted. If you then paste the contents of the Clipboard into another application, only the text is pasted.

In Folders view and the Folder List, use the Copy command to duplicate selected files or folders. Use the Paste command to place the copied files or folders in the target folder.

In Navigation view, use the Copy command when you want to add to the web's navigation structure based on existing pages.


Paste (Edit menu)

In Page view, inserts the contents of the Clipboard at the insertion point. If there are currently selected items, they are overwritten. When you paste text, some of its character attributes may be overridden. For example, when you paste text into a paragraph with a larger point-size, the pasted text is enlarged to match the size of the text in the paragraph.

If you paste a paragraph into another paragraph, the paragraph on the page is split into two paragraphs, and the pasted paragraph is inserted between those paragraphs. Pasting paragraphs may have other unintended effects, such as renumbering lists.

When you paste text from another application, FrontPage retains as much of the original formatting as possible. This includes converting Microsoft Excel or Word tables into HTML tables. To import entire files from other applications, use the File command.

In  Folders view, places cut or copied files or folders in the selected target folder. If a file has hyperlinks, they will be preserved.

In the Folder List, places cut or copied files in the current folder. If a file has hyperlinks, they will be preserved.

In Navigation view, places cut or copied pages where you want them in the navigation structure.

In Tasks view, pasting creates a new task linked to a page that you copied from Folders view or the Folder List..


Delete (Edit menu)

In Page view, permanently removes selected items from the page. Items are not placed on the Clipboard.

In Folders view and the Folder List, permanently removes selected files or folders.

In Navigation view, you are prompted to either remove the selected files from the web's navigation structure or permanently remove the selected files from the web.

In Tasks view, permanently removes selected tasks.


Select All (Edit menu)

In Page view, selects all items on the page. In Folders view, selects the contents of the active folder.


Component Office PivotTable (Insert menu)

Inserts a Microsoft Office PivotTable, which is an interactive table that displays summary data from a database or other source. For detailed help about using the Office PivotTable component, click Help on the toolbar of the PivotTable component.


Component Office Chart (Insert menu)

Inserts a Microsoft Office Chart component on the page. You can then directly edit and set properties for the chart, even if you don't have Microsoft Excel on your computer.

For detailed help about using the Microsoft Office Chart component, right-click the chart, and then click Help on the shortcut menu.


Advanced ActiveX Control (Insert menu)

Inserts an ActiveX control. Select a control from the Select a control list. To add controls to the list, use the Customize button to display a list of controls that are installed on your computer.


Customize (Tools menu)

Add commands to menus and toolbars by dragging them from a list of all the available commands in the Customize dialog box .  Also, remove commands from menus and toolbars by dragging them into the Customize dialog box, and set other menu and toolbar options.


Windows List (Windows menu)

Lists the currently opened pages in FrontPage. Click the page that you want to switch to.


Windows List (Windows menu)

Lists the currently opened pages in FrontPage. Click the page that you want to switch to.


Windows List (Windows menu)

Lists the currently opened pages in FrontPage. Click the page that you want to switch to.


Windows List (Windows menu)

Lists the currently opened pages in FrontPage. Click the page that you want to switch to.


Windows List (Windows menu)

Lists the currently opened pages in FrontPage. Click the page that you want to switch to.


Windows List (Windows menu)

Lists the currently opened pages in FrontPage. Click the page that you want to switch to.


Windows List (Windows menu)

Lists the currently opened pages in FrontPage. Click the page that you want to switch to.


Windows List (Windows menu)

Lists the currently opened pages in FrontPage. Click the page that you want to switch to.


Windows List (Windows menu)

Lists the currently opened pages in FrontPage. Click the page that you want to switch to.


Microsoft FrontPage Help (Help menu)

The Answer Wizard and Help topics and tips help you accomplish your tasks.


What's This? (Help menu)

Provides Help on specific commands or buttons.


About Microsoft FrontPage (Help menu)

Displays the version number of this Microsoft program; copyright, legal, and licensing notices; the user and organization name;  the software serial number; the Network Test command;  technical support information; and information about your computer and your operating system.


FP_ID_DEBUG_DUMP_TREE

Dialog: Menu items

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112936 ( 0x0001B928 )


FP_ID_DEBUG_ENABLE_DUMP_TREE

Dialog: Menu items

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112937 ( 0x0001B929 )


FP_ID_DEBUG_DIRTY_ALL_NODES

Dialog: Menu items

Control:

Caption:

Number: 112938 ( 0x0001B92A )


Effect Settings

Choose the settings for a Dynamic HTML effect.


Left

Specify the x-coordinate of the object you are positioning.


Width

Specify the width of a position box.


Height

Specify the height of a position box.


Z-Index

Specify a page element's  z-order, which is its position in the layers of the page.


Detect and Repair (Help menu)

Automatically finds and fixes errors in this program.


Click Network Test to get technical information about your network configuration. Click System Info for information about your computer and the software that’s currently running.


Click Network Test to get technical information about your network configuration. Click System Info for information about your computer and the software that’s currently running.


Launches a test that specifies technical information about your network configuration.


Specifies information about your computer and what software is currently running.


Displays information about copyrights for this program.


Links to Help topics on Microsoft Technical Support, including answers to questions, additional support resources, and support outside the United States and Canada.


Lists the default editors that will be used to open different types of files. Once you have associated an editor with a type of file, you can open files with that file name extension by using the Open command. The associated editor will be launched automatically. If you try to open a file of a file type for which there is no entry in the list, the editor associated by the operating system with that file type will be used to open the file.


Lets you associate an editor with a new type of file not listed in the Editor Association list. In the Add Editor Association dialog box, specify the file type, editor's name, and path of the executable file for that editor.


Lets you specify a different editor for the file type/editor association selected in the Editor Association list. In the Modify Editor Association dialog box, change the editor's name and the path of the executable file for that editor.


Lets you remove the file type/editor association selected in the Editor Association list.


Select this option to edit Web pages in the Office application that created them. Clear the selection if you want to edit all Web pages in FrontPage.


Set up a filter or search form to look for records matching specific criteria.


Selects the fields used to sort database results.


Sets default values for a search form or other form fields that submit data.


Limits the number of records returned and displayed in the database results region. Select the check box, and then in the box to the right, enter the maximum number of records to be returned.


Limits the number of records returned and displayed in the database results region. First select the Limit number of records returned to check box, and then enter the maximum number of records to be returned.


Type a message to display in the database results region if no records are returned.


Applies and saves any changes you have made and then closes this dialog box.


The Cancel button closes this dialog box without saving any changes you have made. The Close button closes this dialog box and retains the changes you made.


Type the name of the Java applet source file. Java applet source files usually have a CLASS filename extension (for example, Hello.class).


Type the URL of the folder containing the Java applet source file.


Type HTML or plain text to display in place of the Java applet. Web browsers that do not support Java applets will display this HTML message.


Lists the parameter names and values for the Java applet. Because Java does not provide a mechanism for displaying what the parameters and values are for a given control, it is recommended that you consult the documentation that comes with the Java applet to learn the correct parameter names and the legal values for each parameter.


Adds a parameter name-value pair.


Edits the currently selected parameter name-value pair.


Deletes the currently selected parameter name-value pair.


Sets the horizontal spacing between the Java applet and the nearest text or other object on the current line, in pixels.


Sets the type of alignment between the Java applet and the text.

These settings include: Default, which aligns the Java applet using the default settings of the Web browser; Texttop, which aligns the top of the Java applet with the top of the tallest text in the line; Middle, which aligns the middle of the Java applet with the surrounding text; Absmiddle, which aligns the Java applet with the middle of the current line; Baseline, which aligns the Java applet with the baseline of the current line; Bottom, which aligns the bottom of the Java applet with the surrounding text; and Absbottom, which aligns the Java applet with the bottom of the current line.


Sets the vertical spacing between the Java applet and the nearest text or other object on the line above or below the current line, in pixels.


Type the width of the Java applet, in pixels.


Type the height of the Java applet, in pixels.


Lets you edit the cascading style sheet properties for the Java applet. Style-sheet formatting allows for precise control over spacing, alignment, fonts, and colors that is not possible with basic HTML attributes. Typically, cascading style-sheet formatting overrides attributes in HTML tags; however, the formatting displayed in a Web browser depends on the Web browser used to display the page.


Type your user name. This dialog can be used to gain access to a FrontPage-based web if you are not already logged in with the appropriate permission level. The legal characters and case sensitivity of your user name and password depend on the Web server you are using.


Type your password. The legal characters and case sensitivity of your password depend on the Web server you are using


Type the name of the bookmark you want to add or view. When you create a bookmark, you assign it a name, such as a term or a short phrase. You can assign a bookmark to any selected text, including special text or text that is linked. A bookmark can also be the target of a hyperlink.


Lists all bookmarks on the current page.


Click to remove a bookmark and close the dialog box.


Click to scroll the page’s view to the selected bookmark.


Select this option to set the default shared borders for your web. A shared border is a region on a page that displays content, such as a navigation bar, on all of the pages in your web that use that shared border.


Select this option to set the shared borders for just the current or selected pages. A shared border is a region on a page that displays content, such as a navigation bar, on all of the pages in your web that use that shared border.


Choose this option to enable the top shared border. Clear the check box to disable the top shared border.


Select this check box if you want the top shared border to contain a page banner and navigation bar. A page banner displays the title of the page; navigation bars are generated according to the navigation structure. You can specify page titles and the navigation structure in Navigation view.


Select this check box to enable the left shared border. Clear the check box to disable the left shared border.


Select this check box if you want the left shared border to contain a navigation bar. Navigation bars are generated according to the navigation structure you have set up in Navigation view.


Select this check box to enable the right shared border. Clear the check box to disable the right shared border.


Select this check box to enable the bottom shared border. Clear the check box to disable the bottom shared border.


Select this check box if you want to reset the shared border settings on the active page to the default settings for the current web.


Type a comment you want to display on a page. The comment will be visible while you are editing the page in FrontPage, but will be invisible in Web browsers. However, site visitors will be able to see comments if they view the source HTML code for the page.


If the current page uses a theme, select this option to display the page banner as a theme graphic. If a theme is not used, the page banner will be displayed as text only.


Select this option to display the page banner as text rather than a graphic.


Enter the text you want to appear on the page banner. Initially, this box contains the page’s title; if you change this text, the page title will also be changed.


Displays the categories you have selected.


Select the check boxes of the categories you want to include in the list. Any file associated with a selected category will be listed.


Choose a method of sorting the files in the list: by date last modified or by document title.


Adds the date each file was last modified to the list.


Adds a comment associated with a  file to the list. You assign a comment  in the properties dialog box for a page or file.


Type the name of the form field whose contents you want to display. The confirmation page is displayed to the site visitor after the form is submitted, displaying the contents of the form field you specify so that site visitors can see what they typed in the form.


Displays help for the Additional Component.


Enter text that will be saved directly as HTML. FrontPage does not verify that the text you are inserting is valid HTML.


Lets you display a page on the current page. Type or browse to the relative URL of the page you want to include. If you do not want site visitors to be able to directly browse to this page, move it into the _private folder.


Click to select a page from the list of pages in the current web.


 This field lists web, page, and user-defined variables. Select a variable to display on the page. The standard variables include: Author, which is replaced with the name of the author who created the page; Modified by, which is replaced with the name of the author who most recently modified the page; Description, which is replaced with a description of the current page (this description is defined as a comment in the Summary section in the file’s properties); and Page URL, which is replaced with the location of the page in the current web.


Enter a text string value. This value can be multi-line.


Choose this option to include hyperlinks to the other page(s) on the same level as the parent page.


Choose this option to include hyperlinks to the other page(s) on the same level as the active page.


Choose this option to include hyperlinks to the adjacent page(s) on the same level as the active page.


Choose this option to include hyperlinks to the page(s) below the level of the active page.


Choose this option to include hyperlinks to the page(s) on the same level as the home page.


Choose this option to include hyperlinks to child pages under the Home page. This is useful if your web is divided into main sections under the home page


Select this option to include a hyperlink to the home page.


Select this option to include a hyperlink to the parent page


Choose this option to align the navigation bar horizontally on the active page.


Choose this option to align the navigation bar vertically on the active page.


Choose this option to display the navigation bar as graphical buttons.


Choose this option to display the navigation bar as text.


Type the relative URL of the page at which you want to start the table of contents. For a table of contents that encompasses the entire web, type or browse to the URL of the web’s home page.


Select a heading size for the first entry in the table of contents. If you do not want a heading, select None.


Select this check box if you want each page in your web to appear only once in the table of contents. A page can appear more than once if it is pointed to by multiple hyperlinks in your web.


Select this check box to include orphan pages in your table of contents (orphan pages are pages that cannot be reached by following hyperlinks from the home page).


Select this check box to specify that the table of contents page should be recreated whenever any page in the current web is edited. This can be a time-consuming process if the web is large. If you do not select this check box, you can manually regenerate the table of contents by opening and saving the page containing the table of contents.


Select this option to create a hyperlink to the home page.


Select this option to create a hyperlink to the page above the current page in the web structure, which is set in Navigation view.


Select this option to create a hyperlink to the previous page in the web structure, which is set in Navigation view.


Select this option to create a hyperlink to the next page in the web structure, which is set in Navigation view.


If the current page uses a theme, select this option to display a button graphic for the hyperlink.


Select this option to display the hyperlink as text.


Type the label for the one-line text box in which site visitors specify the text they want to locate.

A Search form lets site visitors search for text in all the pages of your web. The Search form creates a form in which visitors type the text they want to locate, and then displays a list of hyperlinks to pages that contain the text.


Type the width, in characters, of the one-line text box field. Changing the size of the one-line text box doesn't affect how many characters a site visitor can type in the box. If a site visitor types more characters than will fit in the box, the extra characters will scroll off the left side of the box, but all the text the site visitor typed will be submitted with the Search form.


Type the label for the push button field that starts the search.


Type the label for the push button field that restores the text in the one-line text box to the text of the previous search text, if any.


A Search form lets site visitors search for text in all the pages of your web. The Search form creates a form in which visitors type the text they want to locate, and then displays a list of hyperlinks to pages that contain the text.

Type the keyword All to allow users to search all the pages in this web that are not stored in hidden folders. If this web has a discussion group, type the name of the discussion group folder to allow users to search only entries in the discussion group.


Select this check box to display the score, or quality of each match, along with the search results.


Select this check box to display the date and time each page in the list of search results was last modified.


Select this check box to display the size of each document in the search results list.


Searches all pages in your Web site that are not stored in hidden folders.


Searches all pages in the current web that are not stored in hidden folders.


Searches all pages in the specified folder. Enter the name of the folder containing the web. If the web has a discussion group, type the name of the discussion group folder to allow users to search only entries in the discussion group.


Specify the maximum number of records to display per search results page.


If you want to limit the number of records returned by a search, specify that number here.


If you want to limit the number of records returned by a search, specify that number here.


If you want to limit the number of records returned by a search, use the arrow buttons to increase or decrease the number here.


This box displays a list of fields which can return results in the search results list. Select the check box to the left of that field for each field that you want to return results in the search results list.

To include the date when a page was last changed, select the Last time file was changed check box.

To include the size of each page, select the Size in bytes check box.

To include the score, or quality of each match, select the Score check box. The higher the score, the better the match.

For Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint: To include the author of a discussion, select the Author of document check box.

For Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint: To include the comments for a page, select the Comments check box.

For Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint: To include the subject of the document, select the Document subject check box.

To include the number of times the text sting of the requested search appears in the document, select the Hit count check box.


Type the relative URL of the page or picture to display during the scheduled time, or click Browse to select the page or picture from your current web.


Type the relative URL of the page or picture to display during the scheduled time, or click Browse to select the page from your current web.


If you want to display a certain page or picture before or after the specified time period, type the relative URL of the page that you want to display, or click Browse to select the page or picture from your current web.


If you want to display a certain page or picture before or after the specified time period, type the relative URL of the page that you want to display, or click Browse to select the page or picture from your current web.


Click to select the page or picture you want to display from the current web.


Specify the year in which you want to start displaying the page or picture.


Specify the month in which you want to start displaying the page or picture.


Specify the day on which you want to start displaying the page or picture.


Specify the time at which you want to start displaying the page or picture.


Specify the time at which you want to start displaying the page or picture.


Specify the year in which you want to stop displaying the page or picture.


Specify the month in which you want to stop displaying the page or picture.


Specify the day on which you want to stop displaying the page or picture.


Specify the time at which you want to stop displaying the page or picture.


Specify the time at which you want to stop displaying the page or picture.


Select this option to display a time stamp indicating when the page was last edited and saved.


Select a date format, or select None to display the time only.


Select a time format, or select None to display the date only.


Select this option to display a time stamp indicating when the page was last updated by FrontPage. A page is updated when it is saved, or when a change to another page that is included in the page causes the page’s HTML to be regenerated.


Select this option to insert a line break at the insertion point on the active page.


Select this option to insert a line break at the insertion point on the active page. If a picture is in the left margin, this option moves the next line down until the left margin is cleared.


Select this option for a line break at the insertion point on the active page. If a picture is in the right margin, this option moves the next line down until the right margin is cleared.


Select this option for a line break at the insertion point on the active page. If a picture is in either or both margins, this option moves the next line down until both margins are cleared.


Lets you view the titles and file names of existing templates. To save over an existing template, select it from this list. The Title field displays the page title of the template. The Name field displays the template’s file name.


This box initially displays the URL of the current FrontPage web. The area below this box lists all of the folders and files in that web. If you double-click a folder to explore it, this box displays the name of the current folder.

To choose a different folder to browse or in which to save embedded files, select that folder. The folder name is then displayed in the Look In box, and the contents of that folder are listed in the area below the box.


Applies and saves any changes you have made and then closes this dialog box.


The Cancel button closes this dialog box without saving any changes you have made. The Close button closes this dialog box and retains the changes you made.


The Cancel button closes this dialog box without saving any changes you have made. The Close button closes this dialog box and retains the changes you made.


The Cancel button closes this dialog box without saving any changes you have made. The Close button closes this dialog box and retains the changes you made.


Applies and saves any changes you have made and then closes this dialog box.


The Cancel button closes this dialog box without saving any changes you have made. The Close button closes this dialog box and retains the changes you made.


The Cancel button closes this dialog box without saving any changes you have made. The Close button closes this dialog box and retains the changes you made.


Applies and saves any changes you have made and then closes this dialog box.


Displays the previously displayed pane of the Wizard.


Displays the next pane of the Wizard.


Click to have the Wizard finish creating the region for database results.


Select this option to place the caption above the table.


Select this option to place the caption below the table.


Specifies the number of rows the cell spans.


Specifies the number of rows the cell spans.


Specifies the number of columns the cell spans.


Specifies the number of columns the cell spans.


Specifies a color for the cell’s border.


Specifies a color for to use for the light part of the border (the bottom and right sides), giving the border a three-dimensional appearance.


Specifies a color for to use for the dark part of the border (the top and left sides), giving the border a three-dimensional appearance.


Specifies a color for the cell’s background.


Select this check box to display a background picture in the cell or cells, and then specify the picture.


Type the path and file name of the picture you want to use as a background for the cell or cells.


Displays a list of folders so that you can select a background picture to use for the cell or cells. You must already have a picture stored in one of your folders.


Displays the properties of the picture you have selected as the cell background. This command is not available when you first specify the picture; you must close the dialog box and then reopen it.


PE_C_HIDC_STATIC_BORDER_1

Dialog: "Cell Properties"

Control: LTEXT

Caption: Borders

Number: 2431977494 ( 0x90F50816 )


NYI: Specify width check box

Specifies the width of the cell. To display a table as consistently and predictably as possible, avoid specifying the width of a cell (or cells) to be larger than the width of the table.


NYI: Specify width field

Type a value for the width of the cell in pixels or as a percentage of the table width. To display a table as consistently and predictably as possible, avoid specifying the width of a cell (or cells) to be larger than the width of a table.


NYI: In pixels

Specifies the width of the cell in pixels.


NYI: In percent

Specifies the width of the cell as a percentage of the table width.

For example, if you select this option and type 5 in the Specify Width box, the cell will span 5 percent of the table width. For your table to be displayed well in most Web browsers, set the widths of all cells as percentages in at least one row of the table.


NYI: Specify height check box

Specifies the height of the cell. To display a table as consistently and predictably as possible, avoid specifying the height of a cell (or cells) to be larger than the height of the table.


NYI: Specify height field

Type a value for the height of the cell in pixels or as a percentage of the table height. To display a table as consistently and predictably as possible, avoid specifying the height of a cell (or cells) to be larger than the height of a table.


NYI: In pixels

Specifies the height of the cell in pixels.


NYI: In percent

Specifies the height of the cell as a percentage of the table height.

For example, if you select this option and type 5, the cell will span 5 percent of the table height. For your table to be displayed well in most Web browsers, set the heights of all cells as percentages in at least one column of the table.


Specifies the horizontal alignment for the contents of the cell.

Default is the original alignment.


Specifies the vertical alignment for the cell contents.


Designates the cell or group of cells as a table header, which means the selected cells will be emphasized. By default, the text is formatted bold, but you can use cascading style sheets to specify additional attributes for table headers.


Prevents Web browsers from wrapping the text inside the cell. If this option is not selected, the text in the cell might be wrapped when it is displayed.


Displays a list of the files you selected to check into Microsoft Visual SourceSafe. For more information about the Check In command and Visual SourceSafe, use the online Help system in Visual SourceSafe.


Type comments about the changes made to the files you are checking in. If you are checking in more than one file at a time, the comments will apply to all the files.


Select this option to keep the latest copy of the file checked out.


Select the field that contains the values you want to search for.


Select the type of comparison you want to perform.


To create a search form for looking up specific records, this value should match the value selected in the Field name box and the Use this search form field check box should be selected. To display only those records matching a specific value, clear the Use this search form field check box and enter the specific value in this field.


Select this check box when creating a search form for looking up specific records, or when substituting a specific value from a parameter in a custom SQL query in step 2 of the wizard.


Select the Boolean operator to use for specifying additional criteria or for adding another field to the search form.


Displays browser-safe colors (colors that are displayed consistently in different browsers). The actual number of colors displayed is determined by your computer’s graphics adapter and display driver.


Displays the hexadecimal value of the color you have selected. Or, you can type a value in this field to specify a color.


For certain colors, displays the name of the color you have selected.


Lets you create a custom color.


Lets you select a color by clicking the eyedropper anywhere on the screen, or select a range of colors by clicking and dragging the eyedropper. For example, if a graphic is visible in the window, you can select a color from it.


Displays the color you have selected.


Displays the current color that is selected.


Displays the page, file, folder, or task you want to delete. If there are hyperlinks to that page, they will be broken. When you delete a page, file, folder, or task, it cannot be recovered.


Specifies that you want to save all the pages in HTML format. By default, HTML files have an .htm file name extension.


Specifies that you do not want to save the page in HTML format.


Clicking OK with this option selected removes only FrontPage support files for the current web from your file system or Web server computer. Any pages, pictures, documents, and other files you may have created or added to the current web are preserved.


Clicking OK with this option selected removes the current web from your file system or Web server computer, including any pages, pictures, documents, and other files you may have created or added to the current web. This action cannot be reversed and deleted webs and their associated files cannot be recovered.


Select this option if you don’t want FrontPage to display the confirmation dialog box when you delete a page, hyperlink, or object.


Lists the criteria to filter which records are displayed, or the fields to include in a search form the wizard can create.


Adds a condition to the criteria list. Use to filter which records to display, or select the fields to include in a search form.


Modifies the selected condition in the criteria list.


Removes the selection from the criteria list.


Enter the text you want to find.


When finding or replacing text, select this option to search just a selected page or the current page.

When checking spelling, select this option to check spelling only in the pages that are selected.


When finding or replacing text, select this option to search your entire web.

When checking spelling, select this option to check the spelling on all pages in the current web.


Select this option to search from the insertion point to the beginning of the document.


Select this option to search from the insertion point to the end of the document.


Finds text only if it matches a whole word.


Finds text only if it matches the capitalization of the text you entered.


Searches for text in the HTML code of pages.


When finding or replacing text, searches the web or pages for the specified word or phrase.

When checking spelling, select this option to check the spelling in selected or all pages.


Halts the search and closes the dialog box.


Adds a task for each page on which the text was found. Switch to Tasks view to see the list of tasks.


Displays the results of your search.


Enter the replacement text.


Replaces the currently found text and finds the next match.


Replaces the currently found text and continues replacing matches until all matches have been replaced.


Select this option to add a task for each page with misspellings. Switch to Tasks view to see the list of tasks.


Selected Pages

Select this option to check the spelling only in the pages that are selected.


Entire web

Select this option to check the spelling on all pages in the current web.


Start

Click to check the spelling in selected or all pages.


Type a query using valid SQL (Structured Query Language) statement syntax. Use the buttons below to insert a form field parameter, paste a query from the Clipboard, or verify a query.


Inserts the name of a form field parameter into the query.


Pastes a SQL (Structured Query Language) statement from the Clipboard.


Verifies the query against the database to ensure that the syntax and parameters are correct.


FrontPage is verifying the query against the database to ensure that the syntax and parameters are correct.


Displays a list of ActiveX controls installed on your machine. To add a control to the list displayed in the Insert ActiveX Control dialog box,  click the checkbox next to the control. Clicking a selected checkbox deselects it.


Displays the network location of the control and its data.


Displays the version number of the control.


Type a user name for FrontPage to use to connect to the database.


Type a password for FrontPage to use to connect to the database.


Type the number of seconds before the server times out when FrontPage tries to make the connection.


Type the number of seconds before commands sent to the connection time out.


Lists additional connection parameters specific to the ODBC driver in use.


Adds a connection parameter specific to the ODBC driver in use.


Modifies the selected parameter.


Removes the selected parameter.


Moves the selected parameter up one item.


Moves the selected parameter down one item.


Deletes all of the parameters from the list. This action cannot be undone.


Type the appropriate string to pass to the database driver to which you want to connect.


Select 1- None if the connection does not use cursor services. Select 2- Server if the connection uses a data-provider- or driver-supplied cursor library. Select 3- Client if the connection uses client-side cursors supplied by a local cursor library (this is the default selection).


Lists the pages that will be affected by removing the database. Note that pages may not function as expected once the database is removed.


Select the type of database driver to use to connect to the database server.


Type the URL of the network server containing the database you want to access.


Type the name of the database you want to access. You do not need to type a database name to connect to an Oracle database server.


Displays error log information about your database connection. Click Details for more detailed information.


Type the path to a file or folder containing the database, or use the Look in box and file list to navigate to a file or folder.


Select the driver for the type of database to which you're connecting.


Type the name of the parameter; the name can be any length. When entering a name, do not use a colon (:).


Type the value you want associated with the name of the Parameter; the value can be any length.


Type a name for the new database connection.


Creates a connection to a database file or folder in the current web (for example, to a Microsoft Access or Microsoft Excel database).


Creates a connection to a System Data Source Name (System DSN) defined on the Web server.


Creates a connection to a database management system (such as Microsoft SQL Server) on a network server.


Displays details about the type of connection (for example, the path to a database file in the current web, or the name of a System DSN). You cannot directly edit this field; to modify it, click Browse.


Lets you specify the file or folder in the current web; System DSN on a Web server; network connection to a database server; or File DSN or UDL file for a custom definition.


Sets advanced database connection properties, such as a user name and password, timeouts, or other parameters.


Creates a connection to a File Data Source name (File DSN) or Universal Data Link (UDL) file in the current web. If a given database driver requires parameters that you can't set using FrontPage, you can create a custom database connection to edit the connection string that will be passed to the database driver.


Select a System Data Source Name (System DSN) defined on the Web server.


Use to name a column in a database region. This is valid only after you have placed the cursor into an existing database region on the active page. Type the database column name.


Type or edit the default value for the selected field.


Displays all of the fields in the record source (or returned by the custom query).


Adds the selected fields in the Available fields list to the Displayed fields list.


Removes the selected fields from the Displayed fields list to the Available fields list.


Moves the selected field in the Displayed fields list up one item.


Moves the selected field in the Displayed fields list down one item.


Displays all of the fields that will be included in the database results region. By default, the list initially contains all of the fields in the record source (or returned by the custom query). Fields will be displayed in the database results region in the order in which they appear in this list.


Runs the wizard using a sample database connection, Northwind Traders, that comes with FrontPage. Select this option to experiment with creating database results without using your own, "live" database.


Runs the wizard using the existing database connection listed in the drop-down box.


Select the existing database connection you want to use.


Runs the wizard using a new database connection. Click Create to create the new connection.


Creates a new database connection you can use to run the wizard.


Select an editor from this list, and then click OK to open the selected pages or files using that editor.


Select this option to modify the normal color set for the selected theme.


Select this option to modify the vivid color set for the selected theme.


Select this option to modify the normal graphics set for the selected theme.


Select this option to modify the active graphics set for the selected theme.


Lets you modify the font for styles in the selected theme.


Enter the type of file to be associated with an editor. The file type is the file name extension for the format of the file you want to edit. For example, for the file My_doc.txt, the type of file is TXT.


Enter the name of the editor that will be automatically launched when you open a file of this type, for example, Image Composer.


Type the path of the executable file for the editor you are adding.


Displays a list of files to be imported. You build the list by adding files and folders from your file system or local network. You can import the entire list at any time. The import list is cleared when you close the web.


Lets you browse your file system or local network for files to add to the import list.


Lets you browse your file system or local network for folders to add to the import list. When you add a folder, the URL of each file in the folder includes the folder name and the names of any subfolders. When you import the files, FrontPage will create the folders in the web.


Starts the Import Web Wizard, which lets you create a new web from existing files on a computer or from an existing site on the World Wide Web.


Lets you change the selected file’s intended location in your web.


Removes the selected files from the import list.


Click OK when you're ready to add the files on the import list to your web. While the files are being imported, the OK button becomes a Stop button. Click Stop to stop importing files.


Lists the default templates and any shared custom templates you can use to create frames pages.


If the current page in Page view is a frames page, this command opens the new page (created from the selected template) in the current frame of the current frames page in Page view.


Creates a new page from the selected template, but instead of opening that page for editing in Page view, this command adds a task to the Tasks list reminding you to finish the page at another time.


Lists the default and shared custom templates you can use to create general, non-frames pages for your web.


If the current page in Page view is a frames page, this command opens the new page (created from the selected template) in the current frame of the current frames page in Page view.


Creates a new page from the selected template, but instead of opening that page for editing in Page view, this command adds a task to the Tasks list reminding you to finish the page at another time.


Lists the default templates and any shared custom templates you can use to create cascading stylesheets.


 Creates a new style sheet from the selected template, but instead of opening that style sheet for editing in Page view, this command adds a task to the Tasks list reminding you to finish the style sheet at another time.


 Instead of creating a new web, adds any pages created by the selected web template or wizard to the current web. If the template or wizard produces a file that already exists in the current web, you will be asked whether you want to replace the existing file.


Displays the page template or wizard you have selected to create a new page.


Displays the page template or wizard you have selected to create a new page.


Select a Web server from the list or type in the Web server’s network location. If the FrontPage web is not on a Web server, select a folder from the list or type the full path and folder name.


Select this check box if you are opening a FrontPage web on a secure port of a Web server that supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). All URLs to pages on a secure Web start with https:// (instead of http://) to indicate the secure link.

When you open a FrontPage web for the first time, you must select this option if you are using FrontPage with a secure Web server. If you do not select this option and you are using FrontPage with a secure Web server, you will receive a message that access has been denied.


Select the FrontPage web you want to open from the list of FrontPage web titles. The FrontPage webs that are displayed are on the currently selected Web server or in the currently selected folder.


Click this button after choosing a Web server or folder to see the available FrontPage webs on that server or in that folder.


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Dialog: "Open Web"

Control: LTEXT

Caption: Webs &found at location:

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Dialog: "Open Web"

Control: LTEXT

Caption: http://www.microsoft.com/myweb

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Type a new name for the page. This lets you save a copy of the active page -- under a different name -- to a different location on your computer, local network, or to a different FrontPage web.


Type the file path of the web where you want to save the page.


To save the page as a file, click the As File button and type a title and name for the file.


To save the page as a template, click As Template and type a title and name for the template.


Type a page title for the template. This title will be displayed with other templates when you create a new page.


Click Browse to select the title and name of an existing template.


Type a name for the template's folder and file name.


Type a description of the template you are creating. This description will be displayed when you click the template while creating a new page.


Select this check box to save this template in the current web. The template will only be available when creating pages in this web. Clear this check box if you want the template to be available to all webs.


Select a language, then specify the font options for that language in the boxes below.


Select the default proportional font for the language selected in the list above. This list includes all of the proportional fonts installed on your computer. This font will be used in FrontPage only, and does not affect how the page will be displayed in a Web browser.


Select the default fixed-width, or "typewriter," font for the language selected in the list above. This list includes all of the fixed-width fonts installed on your computer. If the selected language does not support fixed-width fonts, this option is not available. This font will be used in the HTML tab in FrontPage, but does not affect how the page will be displayed in a Web browser.


Select the font you want to use for the selected text.


Select the character style.


Enter the font size for selected text.


Specify the color you want to apply to the selected text.


Specifies that you want the font to appear underlined.


Draws a line through the text.


Draws a line above the text.


Applies a blinking animation style to the font.


Raises the text above the baseline and changes it to a smaller font size, if a smaller size is available.


Lowers the selected text below the baseline and changes it to a smaller font size, if a smaller size is available.


Formats lowercase text as capital letters and reduces their size. Small caps formatting does not affect numbers, punctuation, nonalphabetic characters, or uppercase letters.


Formats all text as capital letters.


Capitalizes the first letter in each word.


Specifies that you do not want the font to be visible.


Specifies the font will have a stronger emphasis (for example, bold).


Specifies the font will have an emphasis (for example, italics).


Specifies sample text, such as output from programs, scripts, etc. If no font is specified, a fixed-width font is used.


Specifies that this is the defining instance of the selected term.


Specifies a citation or reference to other sources.


Specifies an instance of a variable or program argument.


Specifies text that should be entered by the user. If no font is specified, a fixed-width font is used.


Specifies a fragment of computer code. If no font is specified, a fixed-width font is used.


Displays a preview of the text with the settings you specified.


Use this section to create and modify optional hidden fields. These fields are sent to the selected form handler as name-value pairs when the form is submitted.


Click Add to add a new hidden field. You add a field using the Name/Value Pair dialog box.


Click Modify to modify the selected hidden field. You modify a field using the Name/Value Pair dialog box.


Click Remove to remove the selected hidden field.


Select this option if you want to insert a generic button to which you can assign a script; when you select Normal, the default label is "Button."


Select this option to use the button to submit the form; when you select Submit, the default label is "Submit."


Select to use the button to reset the form to its initial state; when you select Reset, the default label is "Reset."


Enter a value (1 to 999) in this field to specify the position of the field in the tab order. A site visitor can move from field to field by pressing the TAB key. If two fields share the same number, the field defined earlier on the page will come first. Enter -1 to remove the field from the tab order.


Name

Type the name that you want to associate with the field. This name is used internally to identify the field, and is not displayed on the form (if you want to label the field on the form, type text directly on the form). When the form is submitted, the name is sent to a form handler as part of the of the name-value pair that identifies the field.


NYI: Value/label

Type a label for the button. By default, the button label is the same as its type (Submit, Reset, or Normal).


In the Check Box Properties dialog box, select this option if you want the check box to be checked when it is first displayed in a Web browser.

In the Add Choice dialog box, indicates that the menu choice will be the choice that is selected by default when the form is first displayed.


In the Check Box Properties dialog box, select this option if you want the check box to appear blank when it is first displayed in a Web browser.

In the Add Choice dialog box, indicates that the menu choice will not be selected by default when the form is first displayed.


Enter a value (1 to 999) in this field to specify the position of the field in the tab order. A site visitor can move from field to field by pressing the TAB key. If two fields share the same number, the field defined earlier on the page will come first. Enter -1 to remove the field from the tab order.


NYI: Name

Type the name that you want to associate with the field. This name is used internally to identify the field, and is not displayed on the form (if you want to label the field on the form, type text directly on the form). When the form is submitted, the name is sent to a form handler as part of the of the name-value pair that identifies the field.


NYI: Value

Type the value to associate with this field. When the check box is selected, this value is returned with the form results, and is displayed on the default confirmation page.


Displays the choices that have been defined for this drop-down menu. For each choice, this list displays the name of the choice as it will appear in the drop-down menu, an indication of whether the choice is selected by default, and the value that is associated with the choice.


Adds another choice to the drop-down menu.


Modifies the selected choice in the list.


Removes the selected choice from the drop-down menu.


Moves the currently selected choice up in the menu.


Moves the currently selected choice down in the menu.


Specifies the height, in lines of text, for the drop-down menu.

§	If the menu allows only 1 selection and the height is set to 1, the menu appears as a drop-down list.

§	If the height is the same as the number of choices, the menu appears as a selectable list.

§	For all other settings, the menu appears as a scrollable list.


Type a number to specify the position of this field in the tab order for the form. The tab order is the order in which you can move from field to field in the form by pressing TAB.

If you do not specify a value, the default tab order is used. If you specify the same number for two or more fields, the field that is first on the page will come first in the tab order. To remove the field from the tab order, type -1.

Note   Only Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or later supports a custom tab order. Other Web browsers and previous versions of Internet Explorer use the default tab order.


Indicates that more than one menu choice can be selected at a time.


Indicates that only one menu choice can be selected at a time.


Specifies data entry rules for the drop-down menu:

§	You can require a choice to be made from this drop-down menu before the form can be submitted.

§	You can disallow the first item in the list from being selected.


NYI: Name

Specifies the name of the field. This name is used internally to identify this drop-down menu and is not displayed on the form (type directly on the form to label the drop-down menu ). When the form is submitted, this name is sent to the form handler. If you use a FrontPage form handler and you also use the default confirmation page, this field name will be displayed on that page to the site visitor.


Specifies the name of a menu choice as it will appear in the drop-down menu. By default, if this choice is selected, this name is the value that is sent to the form handler when the form is submitted.


Indicates that you want to specify a different value for the menu choice. By default, the value that is submitted to a form handler is the name of the choice.


Specify value field

Specifies the value to assign to this menu choice. If this menu choice is selected, this value will be sent to the form handler when the form is submitted.

This option is only available if you select the Specify Value check box.


Selected

Indicates that this menu choice will be the choice that is selected by default when the form is first displayed.


Not selected

Indicates that this menu choice will not be selected by default when the form is first displayed.


Specifies the minimum number of choices that must be selected.


Specifies the maximum number of choices that can be selected.


Specify the name that validation warning messages should use when referring to this field. For example, this field requires the site visitor’s name, so you could type Full Name in this field. If a site visitor tried to submit the form without entering a value, the following message would be displayed: Please enter a value for the "Full Name" field.


Requires the site visitor to make a selection from this field.


Indicates that the first choice in the drop-down menu cannot be selected, for example, if the first choice is an instruction such as “Select an item.” If the site visitor selects the first choice, an error message is displayed when the form is submitted.


Type the name of the form field containing the value to be substituted when the query is processed.


Follow the tip to insert a form field parameter.


Select this option to save form results using a FrontPage form handler. You can send the form results to a file in the current FrontPage web, the root web, your file system, or to an e-mail address.

To use a FrontPage form handler, the server on which your web is located must have the FrontPage server extensions, and they must be correctly configured for e-mail.


Displays the file that will contain form results. By default, this file is located in the _private folder of the current web.


Displays the file that will contain form results. By default, this file is located in the _private folder of the current web.


Lets you browse the current web to select a file to which to save form results.


Type the e-mail address to which you want to send form results.

Note  For this feature to work, your Web server must have the FrontPage Server Extensions installed, and the e-mail options must be correctly configured.


Type the e-mail address to which you want to send form results.

Note  For this feature to work, your Web server must have the FrontPage Server Extensions installed, and the e-mail options must be correctly configured.


Sends form results to a new or existing Microsoft Access database. Click the Options button to configure the database.

Note  For this feature to work, your Web server must have the FrontPage Server Extensions installed.


Allows you to configure the database to which form results are sent, or create a new database.


Sends form results to a custom form handler, or to the Registration or Discussion form handler.


Select the type of form handler you want to use. Use the Custom ISAPI, NSAPI, CGI or ASP Script option to send form results to a custom form handler that you have created using one of these methods; use the Discussion Form Handler to save form results from a discussion group; or use the Registration Form Handler to save form results that register users so that they can access your Web site.

Note  To use the Discussion or Registration form handler, your Web server must have the FrontPage Server Extensions installed.


Configures the selected form handler.


Type the name of the form.


Lists the frame in which form results are displayed, such as a confirmation page. Note that if a frame is supplied and no frames page is loaded, the Web browser may create a new window in which form results are displayed.


Specifies the frame in which form results are displayed.


Lets you create and modify optional hidden fields.


Specifies the location (the relative URL) of the custom confirmation page you want to display after a site visitor submits a form. If you leave this field blank, FrontPage will display the default confirmation page.

If a confirmation page already exists in the current web, you can click Browse to locate the page instead of typing a relative URL.


Click to select a confirmation page from the current web.


You can specify the relative or absolute URL of a validation failure page. This page is displayed if there is a field validation failure on any field in your form. If you do not specify a validation failure page, the selected form handler will create and maintain one automatically. If a validation failure page already exists in the current web, click Browse to locate the page instead of typing a relative URL.


Click to select a validation failure page from the current web.


Type the absolute URL of the form handler.


Type the method of submitting information to the form handler—either GET or POST. The GET method encodes the form’s name-value pairs and assigns the information to a server variable called QUERY_STRING. The POST method passes the name-value pair directly to the form handler as input.


The standard used to encode form data that is passed to the form handler. Leave this field blank to use the default encoding method: application/x-www-form-urlencoded.


Select a database connection that corresponds to the database in which you want to store form results. To create a new database, click Create Database. To create a connection to an existing database, click Add Connection.


Click to createa a database connection to an existing database.


Click to have FrontPage create a Microsoft Access database to store the results of the current form. A database is created with one table with columns that correspond to the fields in your form.


If you're using Microsoft Access, adds one column to the database table for every new form field you've added to the current form.


Select the table in which to store the results of the form. This table should contain columns that correspond to your form fields. For example, if your form requests site visitors’ first and last names, your table should have columns for first and last names.


Specifies the location (the relative URL) of the custom confirmation page you want to display after a site visitor submits a form. If you leave this field blank, FrontPage will display the default confirmation page.

If a confirmation page already exists in the current web, you can click Browse to locate the page instead of typing a relative URL.


Lets you browse the current web to select a confirmation page.


You can specify the relative or absolute URL of a validation failure page. This page is displayed if something fails on a page, for example, if you forgot to submit the fields. If you do not specify a validation failure page, the selected form handler will create and maintain one automatically. If a validation failure page already exists in the current web, click Browse to locate the page instead of typing a relative URL.


Lets you browse the current web to select an error page.


Lists all the form fields for which to save the results. Database Column lists the database column in which the results will be stored. You must assign each form field to a database column—click a form field, and then click Modify. If a form field does not have a corresponding column, its results will not be saved to the database.


Click to save the results of all form fields in a database. This option is not available if all form fields are already listed.


Click to add a form field to the Form fields to save list. The results of the form field will then be saved to the database.


Click to specify in which column to store the results of the currently selected form field.


Click to remove a form field from the Form fields to save list. The results of the form field will not be saved to the database.


Select the form field for which you want to save the results.


Select the column in which you want to store the results of the form field. Columns that have already been assigned a form field to store are not listed.


Select this check box to insert the author’s user name in the descriptions of articles in the table of contents.


Specifies to insert the name of the computer from which the article was submitted in the table of contents descriptions.


Orders the articles in the table of contents from the most recent to the oldest.


Lets you browse the current web to select a page from which to use a background style and colors.


Specifies the name of the discussion group, which will appear on pages containing articles.


Specifies the directory in your web containing discussion group articles. Directory names must be 8 or less characters long and must begin with the underscore (_) character.

By default, discussion group directories are not visible in Folders view. To view hidden directories, click Web Settings on the Tools menu, click the Advanced tab, and then select Show documents in hidden directories.


Specifies the form fields that are displayed in the article description in the table of contents. For example, you might display the fields for the articles’ subject and author. Separate multiple field names with spaces.


Specifies to insert the time the article was submitted in the table of contents descriptions.


Specifies to insert the date the article was submitted in the table of contents descriptions.


Specifies another page in the web from which to use the background style and colors.

The discussion topics will use the background image, background color, and all hyperlink and text colors from the style page that you specify. If a theme has been applied to the discussion web, setting this option will have no effect, and the web will continue to use the default background and colors of the applied theme.

Changing the value of this field will affect only the appearance of new articles posted to the discussion group.


Type the URL of the page you want to include as the header of each article. If the page is located in the current web, type a relative URL, or click Browse to locate the page.


Click to select the header page from the current web.


Type the URL of the page you want to include as the footer of each article. If the page is located in the current web, type a relative URL, or click Browse to locate the page.


Click to select the footer page from the current web.


Displays the date the article was submitted at the top of articles.


Displays the time the article was submitted at the top of articles.


NYI: Remote computer name

Includes the name of the author’s computer at the top of articles.


NYI: User name

Includes the author’s user name at the top of articles.


Type the e-mail address to which you want to send form results.


Select the format for the e-mail. The default format is formatted text, which ensures that the form results can be correctly interpreted by most e-mail programs, such as Microsoft Exchange.


Type the text that should appear in the Subject line of the e-mail that contains the form results; the default is "Form Results." For example, if the form collects survey data, you might specify a Subject line that reads "Survey Results."

Or, if the Form field name check box is selected, this box specifies the form fields from which data is displayed. For example, the form might contain a drop-down menu that prompts site visitors to select the type of form they are submitting: complaint, comment, or inquiry. Type the name of this drop-down menu field in this box, and the e-mail’s Subject line will contain the type of form the site visitor submitted.


Select this check box to place the results of a form field in the Subject line of the e-mail, then type the form field name in the Subject line box. Clear this check box if you want the Subject line to contain text instead.


Specifies the text that is displayed in the From (Reply To) line of the e-mail containing form results.

Or, if the Form field name check box is selected, this box specifies the form fields from which data is displayed. For example, your form has a field in which you prompt the site visitor to type an e-mail address. You can type the name of that field in this box, and then the form results e-mail will appear to be from the site visitor’s e-mail address.


Specifies that the contents of a form field are to be included in the Reply to (From) line of the e-mail. Then, type the name of the form field in the Reply-to line box.

Clear this check box if you want the Reply-to line to contain text instead.


Specifies to include the field names in the form results.


Lets you specify an Internet Database Connector (IDC) file. IDC is the database interface included with Microsoft Internet Information Services and Microsoft Personal Web Server. The IDC file also specifies a query results template file in your FrontPage-based web. This file displays the query results data for the IDC file. Type the IDC file name, or click Browse to select the desired IDC file.


Click to browse the current web for an Internet Database Connector (IDC) file or the query results template.


Lets you edit the Internet Database Connector (IDC) file or the query results template.


Type the name of the web the user can register for, starting at the root folder in your Web server.


Type the names of the form fields that the Registration form handler should use to construct the user name. If you type more than one field name, separate each name by using a comma or space.


Type the name of the form field in which the user will supply a password.


Type the name of the form field in which the user will confirm the password by repeating it.


Type the relative or absolute URL of the page that contains a failure message you want to display. The page will be displayed when a user cannot be registered for the web. If you do not specify a registration failure page, the Registration form handler will create and maintain one automatically. If a registration failure page already exists in the current web, you can click Browse to locate the page instead of typing a relative URL.


Click to locate a registration failure page in the current web.


NYI: Require secure password

Requires the site visitor to enter a secure password. A secure password has 6 or more characters and does not partially match the user name.


Supply the name of the file you want to contain form results and its location on the Web server. If the file does not exist, the default form handler or the Registration form handler will create the file the first time the form is submitted.


Click to select a different file in which you want to save form results.


Select the format of the form results file. Note that text file formats are always saved faster than HTML file formats.


Saves both the name and the value of each form field. If this check box is not selected, only values are written to the file. If you selected a Text Database file format, the name of each field is saved only in the first line of the file. The field name appears as a column header if you import the data into a spreadsheet.


If you selected a file format of HTML, select this check box to append form results to the bottom of the HTML file. The most recent form results will always be found at the bottom of the file. You cannot disable this option for text file formats.


You can specify a second file to contain form results. This is useful if you want to format one results file for use as input to a database or spreadsheet program, and another results file for readability. If the specified results file does not exist, the default form handler or Registration form handler will create it the first time the form is submitted. Supply the name of the file you want to contain the results and its location on the Web server.


Click to send form results to a different file in the current web.


Select the format of the form results file. You should note that text file formats are always saved faster than HTML file formats.


Saves both the name and the value of each form field.  If this check box is not selected, only values are written to the file.


If you selected a file format of HTML, select this check box to append form results to the bottom of the HTML file. The most recent form results will always be found at the bottom of the file. You cannot disable this option for text file formats.


Use the Saved Fields dialog box to specify which form fields to save, and the order in which to save them, for the default form handler or Registration form handler. Type the name of the form fields that should be written to the results file. Fields will be written in the order you specify here. Leave this field blank to write all form fields to the file, in the order in which they appear on the form. To select a subset of the fields, or to reorder the fields, create a list by typing each field name, one field name per line.


Saves all your form-field settings.


Includes the date the form was submitted with the form results.


Includes the time the form was submitted with the form results.


Select this checkbox to specify the name of the user accessing the page.


Includes the site visitor’s Web browser type with the form results.


Specifies to include the site visitor’s computer name with the form results.


Click to view and change the properties of the picture you inserted.


Specifies that the current radio button will be selected when the page is first displayed in a Web browser. Only one radio button in the same group can be selected at a time.


Specifies that the current radio button will not be selected when the page is first displayed in a Web browser. Only one radio button in the same group can be selected at a time.


NYI: Group name

Specifies the name of the group to which the current radio button belongs. A site visitor can only select one radio button in a group; to create a group of radio buttons, give each radio button the same group name.

This name is used internally to identify this group and is not displayed on the form (type directly on the form to label each radio button). When the form is submitted, this name is sent to the form handler. If you use a FrontPage form handler and you also use the default confirmation page, this field name will be displayed on that page to the site visitor.


NYI: Value

Specifies the value associated with the current radio button. Assign each radio button a unique value. If this radio button is selected, this value is sent to the form handler when the form is submitted.


NYI: Validate

Configures a validation rule for the radio button group. You can require the site visitor to make a selection from the group, or else the form cannot be submitted.


Enter a value (1 to 999) in this field to specify the position of the field in the tab order. A site visitor can move from field to field by pressing the TAB key. If two fields share the same number, the field defined earlier on the page will come first. Enter -1 to remove the field from the tab order.


Specify the name that validation warning messages should use when referring to this field. For example, a radio button group displays options for the type of computer used, so you could type Computer in this field. If a site visitor tried to submit the form without selecting an option, the following message would be displayed: Please select one of the “Computer” options.


Select this check box to specify that a user must select one of the radio buttons in the group before submitting the form.


Enter the width you want the text box field to be, in characters. You can also change the width of a scrolling text box by using its size handles.


Enter a value (1 to 999) in this field to specify the position of the field in the tab order. A site visitor can move from field to field by pressing the TAB key. If two fields share the same number, the field defined earlier on the page will come first. Enter -1 to remove the field from the tab order.


Enter the height of the scrolling text box field, in number of lines of text. You can also change the height of a text box by using its size handles.


Name

Specifies the name of the field. This name is used internally to identify this scrolling text box and is not displayed on the form (type directly on the form to label the scrolling text box). When the form is submitted, this name is sent to the form handler. If you use a FrontPage form handler and you also use the default confirmation page, this field name will be displayed on that page to the site visitor.


Initial value

Specifies the text to display in the text box by default when the form is first opened.


Validate

Click to restrict what the site visitor can enter in the text box.


In the Text Box Properties, Check Box Properties, Push Button Properties, and the Form Field Tab, Picture Properties dialog boxes, type the name that you want to associate with the field. This name is used internally to identify the field, and is not displayed on the form (if you want to label the field on the form, type text directly on the form). When the form is submitted, the name is sent to a form handler as part of the of the name-value pair that identifies the field.

In the Radio Button Properties dialog box, specifies the name of the group to which the current radio button belongs. A site visitor can only select one radio button in a group; to create a group of radio buttons, give each radio button the same group name. This name is used internally to identify this group and is not displayed on the form (type directly on the form to label each radio button). When the form is submitted, this name is sent to the form handler. If you use a FrontPage form handler and you also use the default confirmation page, this field name will be displayed on that page to the site visitor.

In the Drop-Down Menu Properties dialog box, specifies the name of the field. This name is used internally to identify this drop-down menu and is not displayed on the form (type directly on the form to label the drop-down menu ). When the form is submitted, this name is sent to the form handler. If you use a FrontPage form handler and you also use the default confirmation page, this field name will be displayed on that page to the site visitor.

In the Scrolling Text Box Properties dialog box, specifies the name of the field. This name is used internally to identify this scrolling text box and is not displayed on the form (type directly on the form to label the scrolling text box). When the form is submitted, this name is sent to the form handler. If you use a FrontPage form handler and you also use the default confirmation page, this field name will be displayed on that page to the site visitor.


In the Text Box Properties and Scrolling Text Box Properties dialog boxes, specifies the text to display in the text box by default when the form is first opened.

In the Radio Button Properties dialog box, specifies the value associated with the current radio button. Assign each radio button a unique value. If this radio button is selected, this value is sent to the form handler when the form is submitted.

In the Check Box Properties dialog box, type the value to associate with this field. When the check box is selected, this value is returned with the form results, and is displayed on the default confirmation page.

In the Push Button Properties dialog box, type a label for the button. By default, the button label is the same as its type (Submit, Reset, or Normal).

In the Add Choice dialog box, specifies the value to assign to this menu choice. If this menu choice is selected, this value will be sent to the form handler when the form is submitted. This option is only available if you select the Specify Value check box.


Enter the width you want the text box field to be, in characters. You can also change the width of a text box by using its size handles.


Enter a value (1 to 999) in this field to specify the position of the field in the tab order. A site visitor can move from field to field by pressing the TAB key. If two fields share the same number, the field defined earlier on the page will come first. Enter -1 to remove the field from the tab order.


Specifies that you want to use this text box field as a password field. Most Web browsers display the contents of this field as asterisks to protect the confidentiality of the password.


Specifies that you do not want to use this text box field as a password field. Most Web browsers display the contents of a password field as asterisks to protect the confidentiality of the password.


In the Text Box Properties and Scrolling Text Box Properties dialog boxes, click to restrict what the site visitor can enter in the text box.

In the Radio Button Properties dialog box, configures a validation rule for the radio button group. You can require the site visitor to make a selection from the group, or else the form cannot be submitted.


Specify the name that validation warning messages should use when referring to this field. For example, this field requires the site visitor’s name, so you could type Full Name in this field. If a site visitor tried to submit the form without entering a value, the following message would be displayed: Please enter a value for the "Full Name" field.


Choose the type of data you want to allow in the field.


Select this check box to allow the field to contain alphabetic characters.


Select this check box to allow the field to contain white space, including spaces, tabs, carriage returns, and line feeds.


Select this check box to allow the field to contain digits.


Select this check box and type other permissible characters, such as commas or hyphens, that you want to allow in the field.


Select this check box and type other permissible characters, such as commas or hyphens, that you want to allow in the field.


Specifies that a comma can be used to group numbers or integers, as in 123,456,789.


Specifies that a period can be used to group numbers or integers, as in 123.456.789.


Specifies that no punctuation can be used to group numbers or integers, as in 123456789.


If you limited the use of the field to Number, you can specify that a comma can be used for the decimal point, as in 123.456,789.


If you limited the use of the field to Number, you can specify that a period can be used for the decimal point, as in 123.456.789.


Displays an example of the number using the settings you specified above.


Select this check box to specify that data is required in the field.


Select this check box to specify the minimum number of characters you want to allow.


Select this check box to specify the maximum number of characters you want to allow.


Select this check box to specify a data value limit.


Select a condition for the data value.


Type a value to complete the data-value limit. The data-value limit will use numerical comparisons if the data type is Number or Integer, and alphabetical order comparisons if the data type is Text or No Constraints.


Select this check box to specify a second data-value limit.


Select a condition for the data value.


Type in a second value to complete the data-value limit. The data-value limit will use numerical comparisons if the data type is Number or Integer, and alphabetical order comparisons if the data type is Text or No Constraints.


Displays an example of the number using the settings you specified above.


Removes all borders from the current selection.


Inserts a rectangular border around the current selection, formatted with the currently selected line Style, Color, and Width settings.


Creates a custom border around the current selection using the options you click in the Preview diagram. FrontPage automatically selects Custom if you click one of the border buttons in the Preview diagram. To apply new Style, Color, and Width settings when Custom is selected, click the border buttons in the Preview diagram.


Click the line color you want for the border. To change individual border lines to a new style, color, or width, first click Custom, click the Style, Color, and Width settings you want, and then click the border buttons in the Preview diagram to apply the new options.


Click the line width you want for the border. To change individual border lines to a new style, color, or width, first click Custom, click the Style, Color, and Width settings you want, and then click the border buttons in the Preview diagram to apply the new options.


Adds or removes a border from the top edge of the current selection.


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Dialog: "Borders"

Control: CONTROL

Caption:

Number: 2544633572 ( 0x97AC06E4 )


Adds or removes a border from the bottom edge of the current selection.


Adds or removes a border from the left edge of the current selection.


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Dialog: "Borders"

Control: CONTROL

Caption:

Number: 2544633569 ( 0x97AC06E1 )


Adds or removes a border from the right edge of the current selection.


Specifies the number of pixels between the top border and the page content below it.


Specifies the number of pixels between the bottom border and the page content above it.


Specifies the number of pixels between the left border and the page content next to it.


Specifies the number of pixels between the right border and the page content next to it.


Select the event that causes the page transition. A page transition is a movie-like effect that occurs when a site visitor browses to the page or away from it. You can limit a transition effect so that it happens only when the visitor enters or leaves your Web site.


Select the type of transition effect that you want to occur when the selected transition event occurs.


Type the length, in seconds, that you want the selected transition effect to be displayed.


Specify the indent you want for the left side of the paragraph, in pixels.


Specify the indent you want for the left side of the paragraph, in pixels.


Specify the indent you want for the right side of the paragraph, in pixels.


Specify the indent you want for the right side of the paragraph, in pixels.


Specify the indent you want for the first line of the paragraph, in pixels.


Specify the indent you want for the first line of the paragraph, in pixels.


Specify how much space to display above the paragraph, in pixels. A negative value reduces the space.


Specify how much space you want to display above the paragraph, in pixels. A negative value reduces the space.


Specify how much space you want to display below the paragraph, in pixels. A negative value reduces the space.


Specify how much space you want to display below the paragraph, in pixels. A negative value reduces the space.


Select the amount of space you want to insert between lines of text.


Select the amount of space you want to insert between lines of text.


Select the amount of space you want to insert between each individual word.


Select the amount of space you want to insert between each individual word.


Displays a preview of what the selected text will look like with paragraph formatting applied.


 Alignment

Specifies how to align the paragraph on the page.


Specifies the position of the selected picture or object on the page so that that text or other page elements do not wrap around the picture or object.


Specifies the position of the selected picture or object on the page to be on the left of the page so that text wraps around to the right of the picture or object.


Specifies the position of the selected picture or object on the page to be on the right of the page so that text wraps around to the left of the picture or object.


Specifies that the selected element is placed as an ordinary page element, for example, it is anchored between two paragraphs.


Specifies an exact position for the selected picture or object. If the picture or object covers text or other elements, use the Z-order control to move the object in front of or behind the elements.


Specifies a position for the selected picture or object that is relative to other page elements in the text flow.


Specifies the location on the page of the selected page element relative to the top left corner of its container. Negative numbers move the element to the left; positive numbers move the element to the right. A value of 0 places the element on the left margin.


Specifies the width of the selected picture or object. Higher numbers increase the width of the object.


Specifies the position of the selected page element relative to the top left corner of its container. Positive numbers move the element lower on the page; negative numbers move the element higher. A value of 0 places the element at the top of the page.


Specifies the height of the selected picture or object. Higher numbers increase the height of the object.


Specifies the position of the selected object in front of or behind other objects or elements on the page. Negative numbers place the selected object behind other objects; positive numbers bring the object in front of other objects. Z-order applies to object with absolute positioning.


Specifies a background color for the current selection


Specifies a main color for the current selection. For a paragraph, foreground color sets the text color.


Specifies a picture as the background for the current selection.


Specifies the vertical position of the background picture for the current selection.


Specifies the horizontal position of the background picture for the current selection.


Specifies how the background picture for the current selection repeats.


Specifies whether the background picture for the current selection scrolls with the page or remains fixed.


Click to display the Select Background Picture dialog box you can use to select an image to be the background picture.


Specifies the name of the frame, which is used to set the frame as the target frame for a hyperlink or the default target for all the hyperlinks on a page. Initially this box displays the default name assigned to the frame by the template used to create the frames page.


Specifies the URL of the initial page displayed in the frame when the frames page is first displayed in a Web browser. If no initial page has been set, or to specify a different initial page, type the URL of that page or click Browse to select a new or different initial page.


Displays the Edit Hyperlink dialog box, which lets you specify the initial page you want displayed in the current frame. You can specify an initial page from the current web, from your local network, or from the World Wide Web.


Specify the frame’s width. Changing the column width of the current frame will also change the width of every other frame in the column.


Specify the frame’s width. Changing the column width of the current frame will also change the width of every other frame in the column.


Specify the frame’s width.


Specify whether you want the frame’s width to be sized relative to the other frames in the same column, set as a percent of the size of the window when the frames page is displayed in a Web browser, or displayed as a fixed number of pixels.


Specify the frame’s height.


Specify the frame’s height. Changing the row height of the current frame will also change the row height of every other frame in the row.


Specify whether you want the frame’s height to be sized relative to the other frames in the same row, set as a percent of the size of the window when the frames page is displayed in a Web browser, or displayed as a fixed number of pixels.


Specify the width, in pixels, that the contents of the frame should be indented from the left and right frame borders.


Specify the width, in pixels, that the contents of the frame should be indented from the left and right frame borders.


Specify the height, in pixels, that the contents of the frame should be indented from the top and bottom frame borders.


Specify the height, in pixels, that the contents of the frame should be indented from the top and bottom frame borders.


Select this check box to allow site visitors to resize the current frame when browsing the frames page. If this check box is cleared, the frame will only be displayed at the size specified under Frame Size; site visitors will not be able to change the size of the frame in a Web browser.


If a page is too large to be displayed in the current frame when viewed by a site visitor in a Web browser, you can specify whether to display scrollbars to allow the site visitor to scroll the page displayed in the frame.


Displays the Page Properties dialog box so that you can set Frame spacing and Show border options.


Choose a common target frame. Common targets are predefined frame settings that are understood by all Web browsers.


Specifies the name of the selected target frame or common target. You can also type the name of the target frame or common target directly in this field.


Select this check box if you want to make the selected target frame the default for all hyperlinks on the current page.


Displays a brief description of the component.


Displays the attributes associated with this component. Click an attribute to change its value.


Lists the attributes associated with this component. Click an attribute to change its value.


Select any listed attribute to change its value.


Select a color using the Color dialog box.


Select a color using the Color dialog box.


Enter a color value in hexadecimal format.


Select the value of the parameter from the list.


Select the value of the parameter from the list.


Enter a URL.


Enter a URL.


Browse for the URL using the Current Web dialog box.


Enter a one-line string.


Enter a one-line string.


Click to enter a multi-line string.


Enter an Integer.


Enter an Integer.


Slide the button to select an Integer in the available range.


Select a date to assign to the attribute.


Select a year.


Select a month.


Select a day.


Select a month.


Select a time.


When selected, applies the value TRUE to the attribute. When not selected, the attribute is FALSE.


When selected, applies the value TRUE to the attribute. When not selected, the attribute is FALSE


Enter a new item.


Click to select an item from the list.


Click to add the new item in the Edit box to the list.


Click to delete the selected item from the list.


Click to reset the list to the state it was when the dialog box was first opened.


Enter the line number you want to go to on the HTML tab, and then click OK.


Provides more detailed information about the error you encountered while trying to publish your Web site.


In the Appearance Tab, Picture Properties dialog box, specify how you want the picture aligned with the surrounding text.

In the Paragraph dialog box, specifies how to align the paragraph on the page.


Specifies a border of the specified thickness around the picture, in pixels.


Specifies the horizontal spacing between the picture and the nearest text or picture on the current line, in pixels.


Specifies the horizontal spacing between the picture and the nearest text or picture on the current line, in pixels.


Specifies the vertical spacing between the picture and the nearest text or picture on the line above or below the current line, in pixels.


Specifies the vertical spacing between the picture and the nearest text or picture on the line above or below the current line, in pixels.


Select this check box to specify the size of the picture.


Specifies that the width of the picture will be set in pixels.


Specifies that the width of the picture will be set as a percent of the width of the window in a Web browser. For example, if you choose 50 percent, the picture will span 50 percent of the window, regardless of how a site visitor resizes the window in a Web browser.


Specifies that the height of the picture will be set in pixels.


Specifies that the height of the picture will be set as a percent of the width of the window in a Web browser. For example, if you choose 50 percent, the picture will span 50 percent of the window, regardless of how a site visitor resizes the window in a Web browser.


Select this check box to maintain the aspect ratio of the picture if you changed the width or height, preserving the proportions of the picture. For example, if you changed the width of the picture to 100 pixels but did not specify a height, selecting this check box will ensure that the picture is displayed 100 pixels wide, and the height will be sized automatically to maintain the original aspect ratio of the picture.


 Border thickness field

Specify the thickness of the border, in pixels or percentage of the page.


 Width field and spin buttons

Specify the width of the graphic, in pixels or percentage of the page. To preserve the original proportions of the graphic, select Keep aspect ratio.


 Height field and spin buttons

Specify the height of the graphic, in pixels or percentage of the page. To preserve the original proportions of the graphic, select Keep aspect ratio.


Displays the location of the picture—a relative URL if the picture is in a web, an absolute URL if the picture is on the World Wide Web, or a file location if the picture is on your file system.


Lets you select a picture from a web, from your local network, from the World Wide Web, or from the Microsoft Clip Gallery.


Opens the selected picture in the editor with which the picture is associated.


Saves the picture in GIF format.


For GIF pictures only, this check box is selected if there is a transparent color assigned to the picture. Clear this check box to make the picture non-transparent and return the transparent color to its normal color.


For GIF pictures only, this check box is selected if this is an interlaced GIF (which means the picture is displayed with increasing detail as it is downloaded).


Saves the picture in PNG format.


Saves the picture in JPEG format.


Specify the picture quality as an integer in the range from 1 to 99. As Quality is increased, picture compression is decreased; this makes the picture file size larger, but picture quality is improved. As Quality is decreased, picture compression is increased; this makes the picture file size smaller, but picture quality is degraded. The default Quality setting is 75.


Specify the number of passes to make to resolve the JPEG picture until it is finished downloading in the Web browser. If you specify 0, the JPEG will not be rendered progressively.


Specify a low-resolution picture you want to display in place of the original picture. This low-resolution picture is displayed by some Web browsers while the main picture is being downloaded from the Web server. For example, create a copy of a picture, save it at a lower resolution, and then specify that version here.


Specify a low-resolution picture you want to display in place of the original picture. This low-resolution picture is displayed by some Web browsers while the main picture is being downloaded from the Web server. For example, create a copy of a picture, save it at a lower resolution, and then specify that version here.


Lets you find a low-resolution picture to display in place of the original picture.


Type the text that you want to display in place of the picture when displaying pictures is disabled or not available in the Web browser. Some Web browsers also display this alternative (ALT) text while the picture is downloading, or when a site visitor positions the mouse pointer over the picture.


Type the text that you want to display in place of the picture when displaying pictures is disabled or not available in the Web browser. Some Web browsers also display this alternative (ALT) text while the picture is downloading, or when a site visitor positions the mouse pointer over the picture.


Type the default hyperlink for the picture. This is the target of a hyperlink from any area in the picture not covered by a hotspot.


Click to locate the page to which you want the hyperlink to point. You can choose a page from a web, from your local network, from the World Wide Web, or from the Microsoft Clip Gallery.


Lets you specify a frame in which you want to display the page to which the hyperlink points.


Lets you specify a low-resolution picture to display in place of the picture while it is downloading, or text to display in case the picture is disabled or when the mouse pointer is placed over it.


Type the default hyperlink for the picture. This is the target of a hyperlink from any area in the picture not covered by a hotspot.


Location field

Type the default hyperlink for the picture. This is the target of a hyperlink from any area in the picture not covered by a hotspot.


Displays the location of the video file—a relative URL if the file is in a web, or a file location if the file is on your local file system.


Lets you select a video from a web, from your local network, from the World Wide Web, or from the Microsoft Clip Gallery.


Specifies that buttons are to be displayed in the Web browser for starting, stopping and replaying the video. This feature is not supported in all Web browsers.


If the video is set to loop a number of times, or forever, specify the delay between each playing of the video in milliseconds.


If the video is set to loop a number of times, or forever, specify the delay between each playing of the video in milliseconds.


Specifies that the video is to begin playing when the page is first displayed in a Web browser.


Specifies that the video is to begin playing when a site visitor moves the mouse pointer over the video.


Loop field and spin buttons

Enter the number of times you want to play the video.


Forever checkbox

Select this option to play the video continuously.


Specify the destination of the file you are importing by typing a relative URL of a folder in your web. For example, if you want to import the file into the graphics subfolder, type graphics/filename.


Shows the default values, or input parameters, for fields in a form that lets set visitors search or add data to a database, or for fields specified by a custom query. The Name column lists the fields included in the search form, or in the custom query. The Default Value column lists the value that is initially displayed in each field and submitted to the database if the site visitor doesn’t make a selection.


Lets you add or edit a default value for the selected field in the Input Parameters list.


Select a display format for the database results region.


Clear this check box to create a table with no header row identifying the contents of each column.


Clear this check box to create a table only as wide as necessary based on its contents. If the check box is selected (the default setting), the table will be the same width as the page.


Clear this check box to hide inside and outside table borders.


Clear this check box to hide field labels and display only data on each row.


Clear this check box to display the results in one continuous list, with no separator between records.


Select a formatting style for the list.


Select the field you want to use for the choices that will be displayed when site visitors click the drop-down list box.


Select the field you want to use for the values that will be submitted to the Web server if the database results drop-down list is inside a form. You can choose a different field from the one you selected in the Display values from this field check box.


Displays records in one list, table, or drop-down list on one page.


Displays records in smaller groups that site visitors can step through. FrontPage automatically adds navigation controls when the page is browsed to let site visitors navigate through the groups of records. This option is unavailable if you selected a drop-down list format in step 4 of the wizard.


Type the number of records that will be displayed on one page when the database results region is viewed in a Web browser by a site visitor. This option is unavailable if you selected a drop-down list format in step 4 of the wizard.


Type the number of records that will be displayed on one page when the database results region is viewed in a Web browser by a site visitor. This option is unavailable if you selected a drop-down list format in step 4 of the wizard.


Adds a search form to the same page as a database results region that allows site visitors to search selected fields and display specific records. This option is available only if you selected the fields you wanted to let visitors search in step 3 of the wizard.


Displays a list of special characters that you can insert on the current page.


Displays a preview of what the special character will look like when it has been inserted on the current page.


Insert

Inserts the character you select into the current page.


Close

Closes the dialog box.


Lets you add or remove controls from the list of available controls.


Select the component you want to include.


Select the control you want to add to the page. The control must already be installed on your computer.


Type the text label for the hover button. If you type a long label, adjust the width of the hover button to accommodate the long label.


In the Hover Button Properties dialog box, click to display the Font dialog box, where you can specify the font characteristics of the hover button text label.

In the Font dialog box, select the font you want from the drop-down list.


To create a hyperlink from the hover button, type a URL, or click Browse to select a hyperlink target in the Select Hover Button Hyperlink dialog box.


Displays the Select Hover Button Hyperlink dialog box, where you can select the page you want displayed when a site visitor clicks the hover button. When you click OK to close the dialog box, the Link to box displays the URL of the destination page to which you browsed.


Select a color for the button. If you click Custom and select a picture to use for the hover button, modifying the button color has no effect.


Select a background color for the hover button. The background color of a hover button cannot be made transparent; however, you can match its background color to the page's background color.


Select a visual effect that will be displayed when a site visitor moves the mouse pointer over the button.


Select a color for the effect selected in the Effect box. The effect color will appear over the button color.


Type the width of the button, in pixels. If you click Custom and select a picture to use for the hover button, the width you type here should match the width of the picture.


Type the height of the button, in pixels. If you click Custom and select a picture to use for the hover button, the height you type here should match the height of the picture.


Displays the Custom dialog box, where you can specify whether to play a sound when a site visitor clicks or moves the mouse pointer over the button. You can also specify whether to use a picture as the button, or whether to display a picture when a user moves the mouse pointer over the button.


Enter the URL of the sound you want played when the hover button is clicked.


Select a sound from the current web, your local network, the World Wide Web, or the Microsoft Clip Gallery.


Enter the URL of the sound you want played when a mouse pointer is moved over the hover button.


Select a sound from the current web, your local network, the World Wide Web, or the Microsoft Clip Gallery.


Enter the URL of the picture you want for the hover button.


Click to select a picture from the current web, your local network, the World Wide Web, or the Microsoft Clip Gallery.


Enter the URL of the picture you want displayed when a mouse pointer is moved over the button.


Select a picture from the current web, your local network, the World Wide Web, or the Microsoft Clip Gallery.


Select a font style for the text label of the hover button.


Specify the font size for the text label of the hover button.


Select a font color for the text label of the hover button.


Type the width of the banner ad, in pixels. This value should correspond to the width of the widest picture to be displayed in the banner ad. The Banner Ad Manager works best with pictures that are approximately the same size. Otherwise, the pictures are centered in a window the size of the largest picture, on a neutral background.


Type the height of the banner ad, in pixels. This value should correspond to the height of the tallest picture to be displayed in the banner ad.


Select the type of transition effect to use when the Banner Ad Manager switches the display from one picture to the next. Select None to display the pictures in sequence without any transition effect in between.


Type the number of seconds that each picture should be displayed in the banner ad.


Type or browse to the URL to which the Banner Ad Manager should point. If a site visitor browsing the page clicks on the banner ad, the hyperlink will jump to the URL you specify here.


Lets you browse your file system, local network, or the World Wide Web for the page to which the default hyperlink for the Banner Ad Manager should point.


Lists the pictures to be displayed in the banner ad. The pictures will be displayed sequentially, starting at the top of the list, in an infinite loop.


Adds pictures to the list of pictures to be displayed in the banner ad. You can add pictures from the current web, your local network or file system, the Microsoft Clip Art Gallery, or the World Wide Web.


Select a picture from the list of pictures to be displayed, then click Remove to remove the picture from the list.


Select a picture from the list of pictures to be displayed, then click Move Up to move the picture one level higher in the list. Each time you click Move Up, the picture will move up one level until it reaches the top of the list.


Select a picture from the list of pictures to be displayed, then click Move Down to move the picture one level lower in the list. Each time you click Move Down, the picture will move down one level until it reaches the bottom of the list.


Type the path name of the PowerPoint animation file you want to insert, or click Browse to find the file on your web, local network, or from the World Wide Web.


Lets you select a PowerPoint animation file from a web, from your local network, or from the World Wide Web.


Select this option if you want the PowerPoint animation inserted as an ActiveX control. This means that the animation can only be viewed with Microsoft’s Internet Explorer.


Select this option if you want the PowerPoint animation inserted as Plug-in. This means that the animation can only be viewed with the PowerPoint viewer.


Specify the width of the horizontal line as a percent of the window's width, or as a fixed number of pixels. For example, if you specify a Width option of Percent of window and a value of 100, the line will occupy the entire width of the window.


Specify the width of the horizontal line as a percent of the window's width, or as a fixed number of pixels. For example, if you specify a Width option of Percent of window and a value of 100, the line will occupy the entire width of the window.


Select this option, then type a percentage of the width of the window.


Select this option, then type the line's width in pixels.


Specify the height of the line in pixels.


Specify the height of the line in pixels.


Select this option to begin the line at the left margin of the page.


Select this option to center the line on the page.


Select this option to align the line with the right margin.


Select the color you want, or click Custom to define a custom color. If you select a color, the line will be solid, and you cannot apply shading.


 Select this check box if you want the line to appear solid. Clear the check box if you want the line to appear shaded. If you select a color, the line will be solid, and you cannot apply shading.


Links all pages in your web to the selected style sheet in the URL list.


Links only the selected pages in your web to the selected style sheet in the URL list.


Lists the URLs of style sheets you can link to from pages in your web.


Adds a new URL for a style sheet to the list.


Removes a URL from the list.


Moves the selected style sheet one position higher in the URL list.


Moves the selected style sheet one position lower in the URL list.


Lets you select from the available list styles.


Select this option to create a compact list with less space between each item.


Enable collapsible outlines

Select this check box to enable collapsible outlines for Web browsers that support Dynamic HTML. A collapsible outline lets the site visitor show or hide sublevels in a list by clicking the higher level.


Initially collapsed

Select this check box to hide the sublevels in the list when the page is first opened in a Web browser.


If the current page uses a theme, click this option to use the custom bullets from the theme.


Click this option to specify that you want to use your own custom picture as the bullet. You can either type the name of the file you want to use, or click Browse and select the file.


Type the path and file name of the graphic you will use for a bullet. If you don’t know the path name, you can click Browse, then select the file.


Lets you choose the picture file you want to use for a bullet.


Preview

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Enable collapsible outlines

Select this check box to enable collapsible outlines for Web browsers that support Dynamic HTML. A collapsible outline lets the site visitor show or hide sublevels in a list by clicking the higher level.


Initially collapsed

Select this check box to hide the sublevels in the list when the page is first opened in a Web browser.


Changes the starting number of the list. You can increase or decrease the starting number by clicking the up or down arrows.


Changes the starting number of the list. You can increase or decrease the starting number by clicking the up or down arrows.


Lets you increase or decrease the starting number of the list.


Click this button to edit the cascading style sheet properties for the selected list. Style-sheet formatting allows for precise control over spacing, alignment, fonts, and colors that is not possible with basic HTML attributes. Typically, cascading style-sheet formatting overrides attributes in HTML tags; however, the formatting displayed in a Web browser depends on the Web browser used to display the page.


Select this check box to enable collapsible outlines for Web browsers that support Dynamic HTML. A collapsible outline lets the site visitor show or hide sublevels in a list by clicking the higher level.


Preview

Click the type of list you want to create.


Select this check box to hide the sublevels in the list when the page is first opened in a Web browser.


Click a macro name in the Macro name box to specify which macro you want to run, modify, delete, or set options for. Type a macro name in the box to create a new macro.


Lists the available macros that can be run, modified, deleted, or have options set.


Specifies the location of the macro you want to run, create, modify, delete, or set options for.


Click to run the selected macro.


Click to run one line of a macro at a time so you can debug it. FrontPage launches the Visual Basic Editor where you can debug the macro.


Click to edit a macro. FrontPage launches the Visual Basic Editor.


Click to create a new macro after you have typed a name for the new macro in the Macro name box.


Click to delete the macro whose name appears in the Macro name box.


Type the e-mail address you want to insert as a hyperlink on the active page. FrontPage creates a hyperlink that begins with “mailto.” A site visitor clicks an e-mail hyperlink to open and address an e-mail message to this address.


Click Back to return to the previous Database Results Wizard panel. Your selections on the current panel are retained.


Click Next to advance to the next Database Results Wizard panel. Your selections on the current panel are retained.


Click Finish to skip any remaining steps in the Database Results Wizard and insert a database results region on the current page. (This button is available only when you have provided enough information for the wizard to use.)


No Help topic is associated with this item.


Click this option if you want to choose a table or view from the Record Source list.


Click the table or view that contains the information you want to display in the database results region.


Click this option if you want to create a custom query using a Structured Query Language (SQL) statement.


Click Edit to create a custom query using a Structured Query Language (SQL) statement to specify the information that you want to display in the database results region.


FrontPage is creating or connecting to the database connection you have selected.


FrontPage is creating or connecting to the database connection you have selected.


Enter the text that you want to display in the marquee. If text was selected on the active page when you clicked the Marquee command, it will be displayed in the Text field.


Specifies that the text will move from the right to the left window border.


Specifies that the text will move from the left to the right window border.


Specifies the delay, in milliseconds, before the marquee text will begin to move.


Allows you to increase or decrease the amount of delay.


Specifies the amount of distance, in pixels, the marquee text will move.


Allows you to increase or decrease the amount of distance, in pixels, the marquee text will move.


Similar to a stock ticker, the marquee text scrolls across the screen in the direction you specify.


Causes the marquee text to slide into view from the starting direction to the opposite window border. When the end of the defined marquee region is reached, the marquee text remains on the screen.


Causes the marquee text to alternate between scrolling and sliding.


Aligns marquee text with the top of adjacent text.


Aligns marquee text with the middle of adjacent text.


Aligns marquee text with the bottom of adjacent text.


Select this check box if you want to define the width of the rectangular region that the marquee will occupy on the screen.


Type the width of the rectangular marquee region. The value you enter can be specified in pixels or as a percentage. Specifying pixels will define the marquee width precisely, whereas specifying a percentage will cause the exact width of the marquee to depend on the size of the site visitor's Web browser window and screen resolution.


Select this option if you want the width of the rectangular marquee region defined in pixels. Specifying pixels will define the marquee width precisely.


Select this option if you want the width of the rectangular marquee region specified as a percentage. A percentage will cause the exact width of the marquee to depend on the size of the site visitor's Web browser window and screen resolution.


Select this check box if you want to define the height of the rectangular region that the marquee will occupy on the screen.


Type the height of the rectangular marquee region. The value you enter can be specified in pixels or as a percentage. Specifying pixels will define the marquee height precisely, whereas specifying a percentage will cause the exact height of the marquee to depend on the size of the site visitor's Web browser window and screen resolution.


Select this option if you want the height of the rectangular marquee region defined in pixels. Specifying pixels will define the marquee height precisely.


Select this option if you want the height of the rectangular marquee region specified as a percentage. A percentage will cause the exact height of the marquee to depend on the size of the site visitor's Web browser window and screen resolution.


Select this option if you want the marquee text to keep repeating its specified behavior for as long as the page is displayed in the site visitor's Web browser window. If you select this check box, the Times box becomes unavailable.


If you clear the Continuously check box, specify the number of times you want the marquee to be repeated. The default setting is 1, which means that the behavior will occur only once, without repetition. If you select the Continuously check box, this option becomes unavailable.


Lets you increase or decrease the number of times the marquee text will repeat its specified behavior.


Displays the number of times the marquee text will repeat its specified behavior.


Choose a background color to fill the defined marquee region. This is useful for offsetting the marquee text from the rest of the page.


Select this check box if you want FrontPage to ask you before launching the Script Editor. Clear this check box if you don’t want to be asked again.


Select this option to add name-value pairs for hidden fields to a form's properties.


Type or select the name of the parameter. For ActiveX controls, you must type or select  a valid property for the control.


Select this option to specify that the value should be interpreted as data, then type the data in the Data field.


Type the data that you want the value to be interpreted as.


Select this option to specify that the value should be interpreted as the URL of a file. Type the relative or absolute URL of the file in the Page field, or click Browse to locate the file in the current web the World Wide Web, or your file system.


Type the relative or absolute URL of the file, or click Browse to locate the file in the current web the World Wide Web, or your file system.


Select the file in the current Web,  the World Wide Web, or your file system


Select this option to specify that the value should be interpreted as the name of another ActiveX control on the active page, and then type the name of that control in the Object field.


Type the name of another ActiveX control that you want the value to be specified as.


In some cases, you may need to specify the MIME type of the parameter. You can specify a media type only if the parameter type is Page


In some cases, you may need to specify the MIME type of the parameter. You can specify a media type only if the parameter type is Page.


Lists the parameters currently assigned values. For ActiveX controls, the attribute name corresponds to a valid control property. To use the Object Parameters dialog box, you must know the names of each of the control's properties along with valid data values for each property.


Adds a new parameter to the parameter list using the Edit Object Parameter dialog box.


Changes the selected parameter using the Edit Object Parameter dialog box.


Deletes the selected parameter from the parameter list.


Select this if the file you’re opening is an HTML file.


Select this if the file you’re opening is a Rich Text Format (RTF) file.


Select this if the file you’re opening is a text file.

If the dialog box indicates that binary data is detected in the file, you may be trying to open a picture file. This is not supported using the Open command.


Lists the file name that you are opening or inserting.


Displays the fields that will be included in the database results region.


Adds the selected fields in the Available fields list to the Sort order list.


Removes the selected fields from the Sort order list to the Available fields list.


Moves the selected field in the Sort order list up one item.


Moves the selected field in the Sort order list down one item.


Changes the sorting order (ascending or descending) for the selected field in the Sort order list. An up arrow next to a field name indicates that the field will be sorted in ascending order (for example, from A to Z). A down arrow indicates a descending sort (for example, from Z to A).


Displays the fields that will be used to sort the database results. An up arrow next to a field name indicates that the field will be sorted in ascending order (for example, from A to Z). A down arrow indicates a descending sort (for example, from Z to A). Database results will be sorted by the first field in the list, and then they will be sorted by the second field in the list, and so on.


Modifies the list of fields that will be included in the database results region. Use to add, delete, or reorder fields.


Modifies the criteria used to filter database results, the order in which to sort the results, and the default values for form fields that provide input to the database. Also sets up a search form, limits the number of records displayed in the results, and creates a message to display if no records are returned.


Select this option to use a picture as the page's background. The picture will be tiled to form a background for the page. Type the name of the picture in the field beneath the Background picture check box, or click Browse to select the file you want to use. If you specify a file from your file system, you will be prompted to save the file to the current web when you save the page.


Select this option to display the picture as a watermark. A watermark picture does not scroll with text, but remains fixed in the background.


Type the file name of the picture you want to use as the page’s background. You can also click Browse and select the file you want to use.


Lets you browse for a picture file in the current web or in your file system.


Lets you view or edit the properties of the background picture. This button is not available when you first specify the picture—you must close and then reopen the dialog box.


Specify the color you want to use as the page background.


Type the name of another page in your current web from which you want to copy the background properties, or click Browse to browse to the page.


Click to select another page in your current web from which you want to copy the background properties.


Select this option to enable hyperlink rollover effects, which are effects that are displayed when a site visitor positions the mouse pointer over the hyperlink. The effects are limited to a change of font (such as bold red text).


Click to specify the hyperlink rollover effects to use. Hyperlink rollover effects are displayed when a site visitor positions the mouse pointer over the hyperlink.


Specify the color you want to use for hyperlinks on the current page.


Lets you specify the default color of text on the current page.


Specify the color you want to use for visited hyperlinks on the current page. A visited hyperlink is a hyperlink that has already been followed.


Specify the color you want to use for active (selected) hyperlinks on the current page.


Specifies that you want to use the background color, picture, and settings from another page and apply them to the current page.


Type the amount of padding to display between frames, in pixels, when the frames page is displayed in a Web browser.


Select this check box to display borders between frames when the frames page is displayed in a Web browser.


Specifies the language of a page. The page language setting determines the language of the background spell-checker used in FrontPage. This setting also identifies the page's language to advanced search engines, since search queries can target content in a specific language.

If you do not specify the language, FrontPage determines the page language from your keyboard (if you type to edit the page), or from the user locale setting for your computer.


Specifies the HTML encoding that FrontPage should use for saving pages. When you save the page, the HTML page encoding you selectt is included in the page's HTML code, telling Web browsers how to read the text in the page.


Specifies the encoding to use for loading the page.


Displays the page title, or friendly name of the page.


Displays the optional base URL of the page. A base URL is a URL that you can assign to a page to convert relative URLs to absolute URLs.


Type the name of the default target frame in which you want to display hyperlinks from this page, or click the Target Frame button. This target frame is used if you want all of the target pages of hyperlinks on the active page to be displayed in a different frame in a frames page.


Type the name of the default target frame in which you want to display hyperlinks from this page, or click the Target Frame button. This target frame is used if you want all of the target pages of hyperlinks on the active page to be displayed in a different frame in a frames page.


Select a different frame in which you want to display all of the target pages of hyperlinks on the active page on a frames page.


Type the name of a background sound file to be played when the page is displayed. Not all Web browsers support this feature.


Lets you find the background sound file to be played when the page is displayed. Not all Web browsers support this feature.


Enter the number of times you want the background sound to be played.


Enter the number of times you want the background sound to be played.


Select this check box to play the background sound continuously while the page is displayed.


Specifies whether design-time controls that write script should execute that script on the client or the server.


Specifies the scripting language used by design-time controls that write server script.


Specifies the scripting language used by design-time controls that write client script.


Edits the cascading style sheet properties for the selected list. Style-sheet formatting allows for precise control over spacing, alignment, fonts, and colors that is not possible with basic HTML attributes. Typically, cascading style-sheet formatting overrides the attributes contained in HTML tags; however, the formatting displayed in a Web browser depends on the Web browser used to display the page.


Displays the page’s URL (its location in a web or file system).


Lets you specify a top margin for the page. Type the size of the margin in pixels.


Type the size of the top margin in pixels. You can also click the up or down arrows to increase or decrease the margin size.


Lets you increase or decrease the size of the margin.


Lets you specify a left margin for the page. Type the size of the margin in pixels.


Type the size of the left margin in pixels. You can also click the up or down arrows to increase or decrease the margin size.


Lets you increase or decrease the size of the margin.


Adds a new system variable META tag.


Adds a new user variable META tag.


Modifies the currently selected META tag.


Deletes the currently selected META tag.


Modifies the currently selected META tag.


Removes the currently selected META tag.


Lists the system META tags that use the HTTP-EQUIV attribute as the Name portion of their name-value pairs.This variable will not be visible to the site visitor. This META tag can supply special instructions to a Web browser, such as an expiration date or a display-refresh value.


Lists the user-defined META tags that use the HTTP-EQUIV attribute as the Name portion of their name-value pairs.This variable will not be visible to the site visitor. This META tag can supply special instructions to a Web browser, such as an expiration date or a display-refresh value.


Type the name of the Web browser you want to add to the list of available browsers for previewing pages.


Type the full path to the Web browser’s executable file, or click Browse to locate the file in your file system.


Lets you browse your file system for the executable file of the browser you want to add.


This box initially lists the URL of the current FrontPage web. The area below this box lists all of the folders and files in that web. If you double-click a folder to explore it, this box lists the name of the current folder.

To choose a different folder to browse or in which to save embedded files, select that folder. The folder name is then displayed in the Look In box, and the contents of that folder are listed in the area below the box.


Select the file type of the new picture.


Opens your default image editor and creates the new file.


Specifies the location of the page to which you want to link..


Adds a bookmark to the hyperlink in the URL list.


Select the frame in which you want your hyperlink to display.


Displays the Target Frame dialog box in which you can specify the target frame you want.


Type the URL or file location of the plug-in, or click Browse to browse the current web, the World Wide Web, or your local network or file system.


Lets you browse your file system for the plug-in you want to use.


Type HTML or plain text to display in place of the plug-in. This message will be displayed in Web browsers that do not support plug-ins.


Type the height of the plug-in, in pixels.


Type the width of the plug-in, in pixels.


Select this option if you do not want a visual representation of the plug-in to appear on the page. For example, if the plug-in creates a sound, you may want it to be invisible on the page.


Sets the type of alignment between the plug-in and adjacent text: Your choices include: Default, which aligns the plug-in using the default settings of the Web browser; Texttop, which aligns the top of the plug-in with the top of the tallest text in the line; Absmiddle, which aligns the plug-in with the middle of the current line; Baseline, which aligns the plug-in with the baseline of the current line; Absbottom, which aligns the plug-in with the bottom of the current line; and Center, which aligns the center of the plug-in with the surrounding text. For most browsers, this is the same as selecting Middle.


Sets a black border around the plug-in, with the thickness you specify in pixels.


Sets the horizontal spacing between the plug-in and the nearest text or other object on the current line, in pixels.


Sets the vertical spacing between the plug-in and the nearest text or other object on the line above or below the current line, in pixels.


Lets you edit the cascading style sheet properties for the plug-in. Style-sheet formatting allows for precise control over spacing, alignment, fonts, and colors that is not possible with basic HTML attributes. Typically, cascading style-sheet formatting overrides attributes in HTML tags; however, the formatting displayed in a Web browser depends on the Web browser used to display the page.


Lists the available Web browsers you can use for previewing. Select the installed browser you want to use.


Opens the Add Browser dialog box, where you can add additional Web browsers to the list of available browsers.


Select a Web browser, then click Edit to open the Edit Browser dialog box, where you can change information about the browser you have added.


Select a Web browser, then click Delete to remove it.


 Specifies that the page will be displayed at the default screen resolution for the Web browser.


Specifies that the Web browser window size will be set to 640 x 480 pixels.


Specifies that the Web browser window size will be set to 800 x 600 pixels.


Specifies that the Web browser window size will be set to 1024 x 768 pixels.


Select this option to automatically save the page prior to displaying it in a Web browser.


Displays a description of any errors on the page.


Displays the number of files and folders in the folder you selected.


Displays the full address of the file.


Enables or disables the execution of programs or web scripts in the selected folder within the current web.


Displays the title of the file that you want to appear in page banners and navigation bars that FrontPage creates.


Displays the URL of the file you have selected.


Displays the type of file you have selected.


Displays the size of the file you have selected.


Displays the filename of the file you have selected.


Enter notes about the file.


Displays the date and time the page was created.


Displays the name of the author who created the page.


Displays the date the page was last modified.


Displays the name of the author who most recently modified the page.


Displays the date and time the page was checked out.


Displays the name of the author who checked out the page.


Displays the version number of the page.


Displays the categories you have selected.


Select the check boxes of the categories you want to associate with the file. Associating categories with files lets you create lists based on category using the Categories command in Page view or the Categories report in Reports view.


Displays the master categories list in which you can create and delete categories.


Specifies the person to whom the file is assigned.


Displays the user names list in which you can add or delete a user.


Select from the list of levels of status review.


Displays the master status list in which you can create or delete a status.


Select to exclude the selected file when publishing the rest of the Web.


Specify the Web server to which you want to publish your web. You must already have either a dedicated server running the FrontPage Server Extensions or an account with an Internet service provider (ISP) to complete this process. If you want more information about the FrontPage Server Extensions, or a list of Internet service providers that have the FrontPage Server Extensions installed, go to http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage.


Lets you browse for a Web server running the FrontPage Server Extensions, or you can select an FTP location you have defined.


Click to display Web Presence Providers (Internet Service Providers who provide the FrontPage Server Extensions).


Select this option to publish only those pages that have changed since the last time you published your Web site. Pages you have marked as Don’t Publish will not be published, even if they have changed.


Select this option to publish all files in your web. However, pages you have marked as Don’t Publish will still not be published.


Click this check box if you want to publish all subwebs of the web you are publishing.


Select this check box if you are publishing a web on a secure port of a Web server that supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). All URLs to pages on a secure web start with https:// (instead of http://) to indicate the secure link.


Click to show or hide additional publishing options.


Select this option to publish only those pages that have changed since the last time you published your Web site. Pages you have marked as Don’t Publish will not be published, even if they have changed.


Publish button

Click to publish your web.


The pages listed in this dialog box require the FrontPage Server Extensions—a set of programs and scripts that run on a Web server—to make some features in FrontPage, such as form handlers that process the results of forms, work. The FrontPage Server Extensions allow you to create interactive Web pages without needing to know programming.


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Dialog: "Publishing FrontPage Components"

Control: LTEXT

Caption: Directions on what to do.

Number: 2706179376 ( 0xA14D0530 )


This option preserves the appearance and functionality of your web when it is viewed in a Web browser. However, if you select this option, you will not be able to use FrontPage 98 to edit the web hosted on the server with the FrontPage 97 Server Extensions. If your Internet service provider (ISP) later upgrades to the FrontPage 98 Server Extensions, you can publish the web to your ISP’s Web server again to restore its full FrontPage 98 functionality.


This option publishes the web you created in FrontPage 98 to a Web server using the FrontPage 97 Server Extensions. The web will be available for browsing and for editing using FrontPage and will downgrade the contents of your web, removing the following FrontPage 98 features: navigation structure, themes, shared borders, and picture bulleted lists.


Click this button after choosing a Web server or folder to see the available webs on that server or in that folder.


Select a Web server from the list or type in the Web server’s network location. If the web is not on a Web server, select a folder from the list or type the full path and folder name.


Type in a “friendly" name that you can easily recognize.


Select this check box if you are opening a FrontPage-based web on a secure port of a Web server that supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). All URLs to pages on a secure web start with https:// (instead of http://) to indicate the secure link.

When you open a web for the first time, you must select this option if you are using FrontPage with a secure Web server. If you do not select this option and you are using FrontPage with a secure Web server, you will receive a message that access has been denied.


Specifies to change the existing navigational structure of the web on the Web server to match the structure of the pages you are publishing.


Specifies to let FrontPage merge the navigational structure of the pages you are publishing with the existing navigational structure of the web on the Web server.


Specifies to leave the existing navigational structure of the web on the Web server unchanged.


Type the URL of the web to which you want to save the picture.


Specifies the file format you want to use to save the picture.


This box lists the pictures, sounds, videos, or other files that have been inserted onto the page.


Click this button to rename the selected files in the Embedded files to save list.


Specifies a different folder in which to save the selected files in the Embedded files to save list.


Lets you specify whether to save the files in the Embedded files to save list.


Preview

Displays a preview of the selected file from the Embedded files to save list.


Specifies to save the page and save the embedded file to the location you set.


Don’t save the file

Specifies to not save the current page, and does not change the embedded file references. For example, if you specified a new name or folder for the embedded file in the Save Embedded Files dialog box, the information is ignored and the page is not saved.


Use existing

Specifies to save the page, but not to change the reference to the embedded file. The page will continue to refer to the last-saved version of the embedded file.


Enter the path to the page for the database you will query.


Click to insert a field value from the database you will query.


Type or select the name and value for the parameters you want to pass in your database query.


Click to move the selected name/value pair up one position in the list.


Click to move the selected name/value pair down one position in the list.


Click to add the selected name/value pair to the query.


Click to modify the selected name/value pair.


Click to remove the selected name/value pair from the query.


Click to clear the name/value pairs from the Query String list.


Enter the name of the parameter in your query you want to add or modify.


Enter the value for the parameter you want to add or modify, whose name you supplied in the Name box.


Use to name a column in a database region. This is valid only after you have placed the cursor into an existing database region on the current page. Click a database column name in the drop-down list.


Click to select a scanner or camera from the list of available scanners or cameras on your system. You must already have the camera or scanner installed to complete this operation. For more information, read the documentation that came with your camera or scanner and install the manufacturer's software according to their instructions.


Click to transfer the picture to your active Web page. You must have a third-party camera or scanner installed on your system to complete this operation.


Displays a misspelled or unrecognized word.


Displays a misspelled or unrecognized word.


Displays a proposed correction. Type in this field to supply your own correction or pick a correction from the list of suggestions.


Lists possible corrections. You can select a correction by double-clicking on the word.


Ignores the current word and continues to check spelling.


Ignores all instances of the current word and continues to check spelling.


Corrects the current misspelled word using the text in the Change To field, then continues to check spelling.


Corrects all instances of the current misspelled word using the text in the Change To field, then continues to check spelling.


Leaves the word unchanged and adds it to the custom dictionary.


Provides alternative corrections to the list of suggestions. Click on a word in the list of suggestions, then click Suggest to display more spelling options.


In the Style dialog box, lets you view a list of all HTML tags or user-defined style tags. You can modify the formatting characteristics of any standard HTML tag, or you can create a new style. Customized styles can be applied to any item on the page, including paragraphs, lists, pictures, and tables.

In the Borders tab, of the Borders and Shading dialog box, click the border style you want. To change an individual border line to a new style, color, or width, first click Custom, click the Style, Color, and Width setting you want, and then click the border buttons in the Preview diagram to apply the new options.


Select whether you want to see a list of all HTML tags or user-defined style tags.


Opens the New Style dialog so that you can create a new user-defined style. To create a new style, type the name of the new style in the Name field, click Format, apply the desired formatting characteristics, then click OK to save your changes.


Opens the Modify Style button so that you can modify the style. To modify a style, double-click the style you want to change, click Format, apply the desired formatting characteristics, then click OK to save your changes.


Deletes user-defined styles from a page. You can delete any custom style you have created on a page or you can delete custom formatting changes you’ve made to a standard HTML tag. To delete a user-defined style, select the style you want to remove and click Delete.


Displays the name of the style you want to change.


To apply a class selector from the embedded style sheet for the page, click the Class box, and then click a selection in the list of available class selectors. To apply a class selector from an external style sheet, type the name of the selector in the Class box. The class selector is applied in HTML on the page as a CLASS attribute added to the HTML tag surrounding the page element.


To apply an ID selector, type the name of the ID selector in the ID box.


To modify the character attributes of a style, click the Format button, apply the desired formatting characteristics, and then click OK to save your changes.


To apply a class selector from the embedded style sheet for the page, click the Class box, and then click a selection in the list of available class selectors. To apply a class selector from an external style sheet, type the name of the selector in the Class box. The class selector is applied in HTML on the page as a CLASS attribute added to the HTML tag surrounding the page element.


To apply an ID selector, type the name of the ID selector in the ID box.


Enter the number of rows you want in the table. The default number of rows for a table is two.


Enter the number of rows you want in the table. The default number of rows for a table is two.


Enter the number of columns you want in the table. The default number of columns for a table is two.


Enter the number of columns you want in the table. The default number of columns for a table is two.


In the Insert Table and Table Properties dialog boxes, enter the size of the table’s border in pixels. A border width of 0 means that no table border will appear in a Web browser. When you use a table for laying out a page, set the border size to 0 so the table is invisible.

In the Appearance tab, Picture Properties dialog box, specifies a border of the specified thickness around the picture, in pixels.


In the Insert Table and Table Properties dialog boxes, enter the size of the table’s border in pixels. A border width of 0 means that no table border will appear in a Web browser. When you use a table for laying out a page, set the border size to 0 so the table is invisible.

In the Appearance tab, Picture Properties dialog box, specifies a border of the specified thickness around the picture, in pixels.


Specifies the space between the contents and inside border of a cell. Enter a number in pixels. You cannot set the cell padding for an individual cell. The default cell padding is one.


Specifies the space between the contents and inside border of a cell. Enter a number in pixels. You cannot set the cell padding for an individual cell. The default cell padding is one.


Specifies the space between the contents and inside border of a cell. Enter a number in pixels. The default cell spacing is two.


Specifies the space between the contents and inside border of a cell. Enter a number in pixels. The default cell spacing is two.


In the  Insert Table and Table Properties dialog boxes, select this option to specify a width for the table. If you do not specify a width, Web browsers will resize the table to fit the content in the table cells.

In the Cell Properties dialog box, type a value for the width of the cell in pixels or as a percentage of the table width. To display a table as consistently and predictably as possible, avoid specifying the width of a cell (or cells) to be larger than the width of a table.


In the Insert Table and Table Properties dialog boxes, specifies a width for the table. If you do not specify a width, Web browsers will resize the table to fit the content in the table cells.

In the Appearance tab, Picture Properties dialog box, specifies the width of the graphic, in pixels or percentage of the page. To preserve the original proportions of the graphic, select Keep aspect ratio.


Specifies the width of the table in pixels. The table will remain this width, regardless of the size of the Web browser window.


Specifies the width of the table as a percentage of the Web browser window. Each cell in the table will be spaced evenly.

For example, if you select this option and type 50, the table will span 50 percent of the Web browser window.


Select the position on the page where you want the table.


Select this option to insert columns into the table.


Select this option to insert rows into the table.


Enter the number of columns or rows that you want to insert into the table.


Enter the number of columns or rows that you want to insert into the table.


Enter the number of columns or rows that you want to insert into the table.


If you are inserting columns, they are inserted to the left of the selected cell, row, or column.

If you are inserting rows, they are inserted above the selected cell, row, or column.


If you are inserting columns, they are inserted to the right of the selected cell, row, or column.

If you are inserting rows, they are inserted below the selected cell, row, or column.


In the Table Properties dialog box, type a value for the height of the table in pixels or as a percentage.

In the Appearance tab, Picture Properties dialog box, type a value for the height of the picture in pixels or as a percentage.


Click to view any changes you made to a table's properties before you close this dialog box.


Alignment

Select the position on the page where you want the table.


Cell padding edit box and spinners

Specifies the space between the contents and inside border of a cell. Enter a number in pixels. You cannot set the cell padding for an individual cell. The default cell padding is one.


Cell spacing edit box and spinners

Specifies the space between the contents and inside border of a cell. Enter a number in pixels. The default cell spacing is two.


Specify width checkbox

Select this option to specify a width for the table. If you do not specify a width, Web browsers will resize the table to fit the content in the table cells.


Specify width edit box

Specifies a width for the table. If you do not specify a width, Web browsers will resize the table to fit the content in the table cells.


Border size edit box and spinners

Enter the size of the table’s border in pixels.

A border width of 0 means that no table border will appear in a Web browser. When you use a table for laying out a page, set the border size to 0 so the table is invisible.


Specify how you want text to flow around the table.


In the Table Properties dialog box, specifies the width of the table in pixels. The table will remain this width, regardless of the size of the Web browser window.

In the Cell Properties dialog box, specifies the width of the cell in pixels.


In the Table Properties dialog box, specifies the width of the table as a percentage of the Web browser window. Each cell in the table will be spaced evenly. For example, if you select this option and type 50, the table will span 50 percent of the Web browser window.

In the Cell Properties dialog box, specifies the width of the cell as a percentage of the table width. For example, if you select this option and type 5 in the Specify Width box, the cell will span 5 percent of the table width. For your table to be displayed well in most Web browsers, set the widths of all cells as percentages in at least one row of the table.


In the Table Properties dialog box, specifies a height for the table. If you do not specify a height, Web browsers will resize the table to fit the content in the table cells.

In the Cell Properties dialog box, specifies the height of the cell. To display a table as consistently and predictably as possible, avoid specifying the height of a cell (or cells) to be larger than the height of the table.


In the Table Properties dialog box, specifies the height of the table in pixels. The table will remain this height, regardless of the size of the Web browser window.

In the Cell Properties dialog box, specifies the height of the cell in pixels.


In the Table Properties dialog box, specifies the height of the table as a percentage of the Web browser window. Each cell in the table will be spaced evenly. For example, if you select this option and type 50, the table will span 50 percent of the Web browser window height.

In the Cell Properties dialog box, specifies the height of the cell as a percentage of the table height.

For example, if you select this option and type 5, the cell will span 5 percent of the table height. For your table to be displayed well in most Web browsers, set the heights of all cells as percentages in at least one column of the table.


Select a color for the table border. If you select both a Light Border color and a Dark Border color, the color you select here will not be used at all. If you select either a Light Border color or a Dark Border color, the color you select here will be used as the second border color.


Select a color to use as one of two colors for the border. If you select a light color, the border will have more of a three-dimensional effect.


Specifies a color for to use for the dark part of the border (the top and left sides), giving the border a three-dimensional appearance.


Select a color to use for the background of the table.


Displays a background picture for the table.


Type the path and name of the picture you want to use for the table background. Or, click Browse to find the picture file.


Click to specify the picture you want to use for the table’s background.


Specifies the properties for the background picture. This command is not available immediately after you choose a picture; you must first close this dialog box, then reopen it.


Splits the selected cells into columns. The preview shows an example of how the cells will be split.

Note  When you split a cell containing text, the text remains in one column, and the resulting empty columns are the default size.


Splits the selected cells into rows. The preview shows an example of how the cells will be split.

Note  When you split a cell containing text, the text remains in one row, and the resulting empty rows are the default size.


Enter the number of columns or rows into which you want the cells split. If more than one cell is selected, FrontPage splits each selected cell individually.

If the number of columns or rows a cell spans is more than one, then that cell can only be split into columns or rows by the number of columns or rows the cell spans. For example, if a cell spans three columns and one row, the cell can be split into any number of rows, but only three columns.


Enter the number of columns or rows into which you want the cells split. If more than one cell is selected, FrontPage splits each selected cell individually.

If the number of columns or rows a cell spans is more than one, then that cell can only be split into columns or rows by the number of columns or rows the cell spans. For example, if a cell spans three columns and one row, the cell can be split into any number of rows, but only three columns.


Enter the number of columns or rows into which you want the cells split. If more than one cell is selected, FrontPage splits each selected cell individually.

If the number of columns or rows a cell spans is more than one, then that cell can only be split into columns or rows by the number of columns or rows the cell spans. For example, if a cell spans three columns and one row, the cell can be split into any number of rows, but only three columns.


Preview

Displays a preview of how the cells will be split.


Select this option once you have set your default Web page (HTML) editor and don’t want to prompted about it again.


Select this option to convert the selected text into a one-column table with a row for each paragraph mark in the selected text.


Select this option if you used tab characters to separate columns in the selected text. You should note that, because HTML does not directly support tab characters, the results may be unpredictable.


Select this option if you want all the text converted to a table that has a single cell.


Select this option if you used commas to separate columns in the selected text.


Select this option if you used another character—such as an exclamation point—to separate columns in the selected text, and then type the character in the box to the right of Other.


Type the character, such as an exclamation point, that you are using to separate columns in the selected text.


Type a title for the new theme. You cannot save over a preset theme, therefore when you modify a preset theme, you must save it as a new one.


Displays the current word for which you are seeking alternate words.


Displays the current word for which you are seeking alternate words.


Displays a list of possible meanings for the selected word. Select a meaning from the list to display the proposed synonyms for the word.


Displays a list of possible meanings for the selected word. Select a meaning from the list to display the proposed synonyms for the word.


To replace a word, choose from the list of proposed synonyms.


Displays a list of potential synonyms for the selected word. To select a synonym, click it in the list, then click Replace.


Replaces the selected text with the synonym shown in the Replace with synonym field.


Displays synonyms for the currently selected meaning.


Displays the previous list of synonyms.


Replace with synonym field

To replace a word, choose from the list of proposed synonyms.


Type the name of the task.


Type or select the name of the person, workgroup, or other entity assigned to the task.


Choose the priority for this task: High, Medium, or Low.


Choose the priority for this task: High, Medium, or Low.


Choose the priority for this task: High, Medium, or Low.


Type the description of the task.


Opens the file linked to the task in Page view, or in the default editor associated with that type of file.


Displays the name of the author who most recently modified or completed the task.


Indicates that the task is completed.


Lists the file name that will be associated with the task.


Displays the name of the author that created  the task.


Enter your current password.


Enter your new password. You can use alphanumeric characters and punctuation, but you cannot use spaces. FrontPage passwords are case-sensitive.


Verify your new password by typing it again. If the Confirmation field matches the entry in the New Password field, the password will be successfully changed.


Select an option from this list to specify a default size for creating thumbnail pictures, then specify the value in the Pixels box.

For example, if you want to create thumbnails that are 75 pixels wide, select Width, then type 75 in the Pixels box. Thumbnails will be 75 pixels wide; their height will depend on the height needed to maintain the aspect ratios of the original pictures.


Type the size in pixels for the option selected in the Set box.


Lets you increase or decrease the pixel size of the option you selected in the Set box.


Select this check box to create borders around thumbnail pictures, then specify the size of the border in the Pixels box.


Type the size in pixels that you want thumbnail borders to be.


Type the size in pixels that you want thumbnail borders to be.


Select this check box to create a bevel (a raised area) around the edges of thumbnail pictures.


PE_C_HIDC_TARGET_BROWSERS_1

Dialog: "Compatibility"

Control: COMBOBOX

Caption:

Number: 2276263888 ( 0x87AD07D0 )


PE_C_HIDC_IE_SPECIFIC_1

Dialog: "Compatibility"

Control: CONTROL

Caption: &Microsoft specific tags

Number: 2276263891 ( 0x87AD07D3 )


PE_C_HIDC_NS_SPECIFIC_1

Dialog: "Compatibility"

Control: CONTROL

Caption: &Netscape specific tags

Number: 2276263892 ( 0x87AD07D4 )


PE_C_HIDC_CLIENT_SCRIPTS_1

Dialog: "Compatibility"

Control: CONTROL

Caption: JavaScript and &VBScript

Number: 2276263893 ( 0x87AD07D5 )


PE_C_HIDC_HTML_4_1

Dialog: "Compatibility"

Control: CONTROL

Caption: HTML &4.0

Number: 2276263899 ( 0x87AD07DB )


PE_C_HIDC_DHTML_1

Dialog: "Compatibility"

Control: CONTROL

Caption: &Dynamic HTML

Number: 2276263895 ( 0x87AD07D7 )


PE_C_HIDC_CSS_FORMATTING_1

Dialog: "Compatibility"

Control: CONTROL

Caption: CSS &1.0  (formatting)

Number: 2276263896 ( 0x87AD07D8 )


PE_C_HIDC_CSS_POSITIONING_1

Dialog: "Compatibility"

Control: CONTROL

Caption: CSS &2.0  (positioning)

Number: 2276263897 ( 0x87AD07D9 )


PE_C_HIDC_CSS_THEMES_1

Dialog: "Compatibility"

Control: CONTROL

Caption: Use CSS for &Themes

Number: 2276263898 ( 0x87AD07DA )


PE_C_HIDC_TARGET_SERVERS_1

Dialog: "Compatibility"

Control: COMBOBOX

Caption:

Number: 2276263928 ( 0x87AD07F8 )


PE_C_HIDC_SERVER_SCRIPT_1

Dialog: "Compatibility"

Control: CONTROL

Caption: &Active Server Pages

Number: 2276263930 ( 0x87AD07FA )


Select the specific browser that  you want to support. Only commands supported by this browser will be available on menus in FrontPage at design time.


Select the version of the browser in the Browser list that you want to support.


Select the type of server for your web.


Select this check box if you want to allow your web to use the FrontPage Server Extensions (FPSEs). Selecting this check box does not install the extensions, and clearing this check box does not remove the extensions.


Select this check box if you want to add ActiveX controls to the page by using the Advanced item on the Insert menu. Clearing this check box does not effect existing ActiveX controls on the page. ActiveX controls can only be viewed by browsers running on Microsoft Windows.


Select this check box if you want to add VB scripting to the page. Clearing this check box does not alter existing content on the page.


Select this check box if you want to add Java scripting to the page. Clearing this check box does not alter existing content on the page.


Select this check box if you want to add Java applets to the page by using the Advanced item on the Insert menu. Clearing this check box does not alter existing content on the page.


Select this check box if you want to add Dynamic HTML (DHTML) to the page. Clearing this check box does not alter existing content on the page.


Select this check box if you want to add frame support to the page. Clearing this check box does not alter existing content on the page.


Select this check box if you want to add support for cascading style sheets 1.0 formatting to the page. Clearing this check box does not alter existing content on the page.


Select this check box if you want to add support for cascading style sheets 2.0 formatting to the page. Clearing this check box does not alter existing content on the page.


Select this check box if you want to add support for active server pages (ASP) to the page. Clearing this check box does not alter existing content on the page.


Specifies that the last web you were working on is automatically opened when you start FrontPage.


Select this check box to display the status bar, which shows information about a selected command or option.


When this check box is selected, FrontPage displays a message box to tell you that the allotted time for displaying a component has expired in the current web. For example, you scheduled a page to be displayed—this warning would be displayed after the page’s display period ended. By default, this check box is clear.


When this check box is selected, FrontPage displays a message telling you that the text index in FrontPage is out of date, then asks you if you want to recalculate the text index. For example, if you delete a page from your web, you are warned that the text index is out of date so you can remove all references to that page from the text index.


When this check box is selected, FrontPage displays a warning message whenever you choose to apply a theme. By default, this check box is selected.


Lets you register the name of a proxy server, if your local network uses one. This command also lets you register all hosts that are inside your firewall.


Select this check box if you want positioned page elements to be enclosed in DIV tags. Clear this check box if you prefer FrontPage to apply positioning attributes directly to page elements.


Select this check box if you want FrontPage to create a form when you insert form fields outside of a form region. Clear this check box if you want to be able to insert form fields outside of form regions.


When this is selected, Microsoft Office will decide which program will be used to edit Web pages based on which program created them. If Office cannot determine which program created the page, it will use the default Web page editor to edit the page.


If Check if Office is the default editor for pages created in Office is selected, make FrontPage the default editor for Web pages for which Office cannot determine the originating program.


When you open an existing page, including pages created in other editors, Microsoft FrontPage automatically preserves the content, syntax, and formatting of the HTML of that page, even if it contains errors or unrecognized HTML. When you save the page, FrontPage saves any custom formatting—such as the indentation, the case of tags, and so on—for any new HTML you've written.

If you select this option, the original HTML of the page will not be modified or reformatted in any way unless you edited it in FrontPage.


Click this option to apply formatting changes to all HTML on the page when the page is saved and refreshed. When you save the page, FrontPage will reformat all the HTML on the page according to the formatting settings specified below.


Specifies that all HTML tag names will appear in lowercase letters.


Specifies that all HTML tag names will appear in lowercase letters.


Specifies that all HTML attribute names will appear in lowercase letters.


Specifies that all HTML attribute names will appear in lowercase letters.


PE_C_HIDC_RADIO_SPACES_1

Dialog: "HTML"

Control: CONTROL

Caption: &Spaces

Number: 3939895159 ( 0xEAD60777 )


Type or select the column width, in characters, at which you want to wrap HTML on the right.


Select this check box to allow line breaks within tags while editing HTML on the HTML tab in Page view.


Type the number of line breaks you want to add before the selected tag to more clearly differentiate it from surrounding HTML.


Type the number of line breaks you want to add after the start tag—but before the contents—to more clearly differentiate the tag from its contents.


Type the number of line breaks you want to add before the end tag—but after the contents—to more clearly differentiate the tag from its contents.


Type the number of line breaks you want to add after the selected tag to more clearly differentiate it from surrounding HTML.


Select this check box if you want FrontPage to indent the contents of the selected tag from the left of the start and end tags.


Select this check box if you don’t want FrontPage to insert the start tag of the tag you selected. Note that some tags require a start tag; for them, this option will not be available.


Select this check box if you don’t want FrontPage to insert an end tag for the tag you selected. Note that some tags require an end tag; for them, this option will not be available.


Click this button to get HTML formatting information from the current page and use those settings as the default.


Resets the HTML formatting settings to their original default settings.


Specifies the default number of days FrontPage uses to define recent files when it calculates reports.


Lets you increase or decrease the default number of days FrontPage uses to define recent files when it calculates reports.


Specifies the default number of days FrontPage uses to define old files when it calculates reports.


Lets you increase or decrease the default number of days FrontPage uses to define recent files when it calculates reports.


Specifies the number of seconds that define a slow page when the page is downloaded at the assumed connection speed.


Lets you increase or decrease the number of seconds that define a slow page when the page is downloaded at the assumed connection speed


Select the connection speed of your target audience.


Select this option if you want to show gridlines on reports.


Select this option if you want FrontPage to automatically check for spelling errors as you type. FrontPage will underline the misspelled word with a wavy red line.


Select this option if you don’t want FrontPage to underline misspelled words with a colored line. When you are ready to correct spelling, clear this check box to display spelling errors again.


Default spelling language

Specify the default language to use for checking spelling in the current web. Unmarked pages (pages that do not have a language explicitly set) will use this language.


Select the color in which you want normal text to appear on your web page. This color appears when you view the page in HTML mode, and can be useful if you want to quickly differentiate between the normal text and other page elements like HTML code or Meta Tags.


Select the color in which you want HTML tags to appear on your web page. This color appears when you view the page in HTML mode, and can be useful if you want to quickly and easily differentiate between HTML and other page elements.


Select the color in which you want Attribute names to appear on your web page This color appears when you view the page in HTML mode, and can be useful if you want to quickly and easily differentiate between attribute names and other page elements, like normal text.


Select the color in which you want Attribute values to appear on your web page. This color appears when you view the page in HTML mode, and can be useful if you want to quickly and easily differentiate between the Attribute values and other page elements like HTML code or Meta Tags.


Select the color in which you want comments to appear on your web page. This color appears when you view the page in HTML mode, and can be useful if you want to quickly and easily differentiate between Comments and other page elements like HTML code or Meta Tags.


Select the color in which you want scripts to appear on your web page. This color appears when you view the page in HTML mode, and can be useful if you want to quickly and easily differentiate between Scripts and other page elements like HTML code or Meta Tags.


Click to turn on color coding in HTML view of the page you are authoring.


Click to reset colors in HTML view of page you are authoring to built-in default values.


Type the name the user will use to access the web. Names can be a maximum of 128 characters.


Type the new user's password. You can use alphanumeric characters and punctuation, but you cannot use spaces. Passwords in FrontPage are case-sensitive.


Verify the new password by typing it again. If the Confirmation field matches the entry in the Password field, the new user's password will be successfully registered.


Specify this option to grant the user browse access to the current web.


Specify this option to grant the user authoring and browse access to the current web.


Administer, author, and browse

Specify this option to grant the user administer, authoring, and browse access to the current web.


Specifies the domains that are known to the Web server. Select the domains that contain the users or groups for whom you want to add permissions.


Lists the users or groups in the selected domain.


Click to add one or more users or groups selected in the Names list to the Add Names list.


Lists the users or groups that will be added. You can add names by selecting users or groups from the Names list and then clicking Add, or you can type the names of users or groups directly in this field.


Grants administrative, authoring, or browse access to the listed users. To grant different permissions to different users, add each permission group, close the dialog box, and then reopen the dialog box. For example, add all users to whom you want to grant browse access, then later add all users to whom you want to grant author access, and so on.


Browse this web

Specify this option to grant the user browse access to the current web.


Author and browse this web

Specify this option to grant the user authoring and browse access to the current web.


Type the IP address of the computer you want to add to the permissions list. To add a group of computers, enter an IP mask with the asterisk (*) character in place of specific address groups.


Type the IP address of the computer you want to add to the permissions list. To add a group of computers, enter an IP mask with the asterisk (*) character in place of specific address groups.


Type the IP address of the computer you want to add to the permissions list. To add a group of computers, enter an IP mask with the asterisk (*) character in place of specific address groups.


Type the IP address of the computer you want to add to the permissions list. To add a group of computers, enter an IP mask with the asterisk (*) character in place of specific address groups.


Select this option to set up new permissions that will be unique to the current web. By default, a web inherits the permissions of its parent web.


Use same permissions as parent web

Select this option to use the same permissions as the parent web.


This field lists the names of all authorized users of the current web.


Lets you add new users and specify their access rights.


Lets you change the access rights for the selected user.


Deletes the selected user from the permission’s list.


Select this option to grant browse access to anyone (that is, allow anyone to browse the web).


Select this option to grant browse access to authorized users only.


Type the name of the proxy server and port (for example, my.proxy.server:2001). Use these options to register the name of a proxy server, if your local network uses one. This command also lets you register all hosts that are inside your firewall.


Type the names and port numbers of servers that you want to use that are inside the firewall. Use a comma to separate the entries in the list.


Select this check box to have only addresses that are fully qualified domain names (addresses of network connections that identify the owners of that address in a hierarchical format: server.organization.type) go through a proxy server.


Lists the broken hyperlink’s current destination.


Lists the name of the page that contains the broken hyperlink.


Opens the page that contains the broken hyperlink.


Type the new URL, or click Browse to locate the new destination in your Web browser.


 Launches your Web browser so you can locate the new destination to which the hyperlink should point.


Replaces all occurrences of the original hyperlink in the current web with the new hyperlink listed in the Replace hyperlink with field.


Replaces the original hyperlink with the new hyperlink only on the pages selected in the box below.


Lists the pages that contain the broken hyperlink.


Replace button

Replaces occurrences of the broken hyperlink in all or selected pages in the web.


Select this option to verify all broken or unknown hyperlinks in the current web.


Select this option if you started to verify hyperlinks, but stopped before completing the process. This option is not available if you have not yet verified hyperlinks, or if you have already completed verifying all hyperlinks.


Select this option to verify only the selected hyperlinks.


Start button

Click to verify hyperlinks.


Lists the names and values of variables. You can create variables to add comments or data to your web that are hidden from site visitors browsing your site. Variables can be displayed on a page by using the Substitution component.


Lets you add a variable. Type the name and value of the variable.


Lets you modify the selected variable. Type the new name and value of the variable.


Removes the selected variable.


Type the new name of the variable. When entering the name, do not use a colon (:).


Type the value you want to associate with the variable; the value can be any length.


Select the scripting language used for the scripts that are automatically generated to enforce any data validation settings you apply to form fields:


Select to delete temporary files created by FrontPage. Note that deleting temporary files for a large web might cause the web to take longer to open.


If you create a folder and precede its name with an underscore (for example, _database), the folder is only hidden from Microsoft FrontPage views. Such folders are useful for files that do not need to be seen in FrontPage views; however, the folder's contents can be viewed by site visitors browsing the web. If you want a folder to display in FrontPage views, select this check box.


Adds a database query to a page.  You can submit SQL queries to any ODBC-compliant database accessible from the Web server computer. When a user submits search criteria in a Web browser, the query runs based on the values of SQL parameter fields. The results are then combined with an Active Server Page, which acts as a custom form handler, and returned to the Web browser for display.


Lets you modify a database query.


Removes a database query from a page.


Verifies that the ODBC-compliant database is accessible from the Web server computer.


Lists the available database connections and their current status.


Displays the name of the current web.


WE_C_HIDC_CONFIGURE_SERVICE_SERVICETITLE_1

Dialog: "Configuration"

Control: EDITTEXT

Caption:

Number: 0 ( 0x00000000 )


Enables or disables basic version control for pages and files in the current web.


Displays the location on the file system or Web server where the current web is stored.


Select the language in which to display information from the Server Extensions. This information includes error messages while you are editing in FrontPage, and but also messages that are displayed to the site visitor, such as a search failure message or a form validation warning. The Server Extensions also generate HTML, such as the default confirmation and failure pages for forms in this langauge.


Select the encoding to use as the default setting for the current web. The encoding tells FrontPage how to save pages. For example, if you prefer Unicode, change the default page encoding to Multilingual (UTF-8).


When you create new pages, FrontPage verifies the default page encoding against your keyboard. If you prefer to have FrontPage compare the default encoding to that of your computer rather than the keyboard, select this option.


Type the navigation bar label you want to use for the home page. The default label for the home page is Home.


Type the navigation bar label you want to use for the parent page. The default label for the parent page is Up.


Type the navigation bar label you want to use for the previous page. The default label for the previous page is Back.


Type the navigation bar label you want to use for the next page. The default label for the next page is Next.


If you have changed one or all of the navigation bar labels, click Default to change all the labels to their default names.


Presents options for converting text to paragraphs.


Converts the text to a single paragraph of formatted text, with line breaks.


Converts each paragraph in the text file to formatted text.


Converts each paragraph in the text file to normal text.


Converts each paragraph in the text file to normal text, and preserves the line endings by inserting line breaks at the end of each line.


Converts each line of text into HTML.


The list shows the servers recently used by FrontPage. Select the server for your new FrontPage web. If the server you want isn't on the list, replace the suggested server name by typing the name of the server you want to use. For example, if the location is "localhost/myweb" (where "localhost" is the server name suggested by the FrontPage Explorer and "myweb" is the name you gave the new web), and you want to place "myweb" on a server named "myserver," edit the location to read "myserver/myweb."


Select this check box if you are creating a FrontPage web on a secure port of a Web server that supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). All URLs to pages on a secure Web start with https:// (instead of http://) to indicate the secure link.