Microsoft Frontpage 2002

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cbarronx23

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I've been taking a Web Design class in school, and the software on the computers and the manuals they gave us are for Frontpage 2002.


Anyone know where I can get a copy of the 2002 version?


Thanks,
Chris
 
i have a copy right beside me....
 
Bounce said:
invest the extra dollars and get an educational version of dreamweaver, you'll find it is way much better than frontpage.
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lol that's what my computer teacher told me. they're actually upgrading to that next year.

For now I'd rather stick to Frontpage. I took a whole semester taking the class and I am very busy and I just don't have the time to sit down and learn another application.

rlelek, any chance you'd consider selling it? Is the activation code still good?
 
Not for practice, lol, but I'm ready to start creating my website. I've taken a TON of pictures at my gigs over the last two weeks, got a bunch of testamonials, and it's just time.
 
Dude.. trust me on this.. ANY website you create with Frontpage will look like it was created on Frontpage. It's HTML code is bloated and does not comply to W3 standards.


Trust me on this, bro: Dreamweaver is the ONLY WYSIWYG powerapp that is worth the money.

If for the sake of learning, use Frontpage to pass the class.

If for the sake of creating your online image-- don't go with a subpar product.
 
DJCraziAce said:
Dude.. trust me on this.. ANY website you create with Frontpage will look like it was created on Frontpage. It's HTML code is bloated and does not comply to W3 standards.


Trust me on this, bro: Dreamweaver is the ONLY WYSIWYG powerapp that is worth the money.

If for the sake of learning, use Frontpage to pass the class.

If for the sake of creating your online image-- don't go with a subpar product.
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And I suppose you're gonna lend me the $399? LOL. Seems a bit much.

I don't really need something "super fancy," all I need it to create a basic yet nice-looking website. I don't have a ton of time to play around with an app that I have no idea how to use. I can visualize exactly what I want my page to look like and to make it look like I want it to, Frontpage is enough for me.

Thanks anyway Ace :sqbiggrin:

Anyone else?
 
God Arnoldo, I think I just got a seizure from your wedding site.........everytime I clicked something, the quick flashes of light were like blinding. It must be just late. Sweet Page though.


It's more about time than money.


I'm really looking foward to putting this together. I've been asked by a lot of clients recently if I had one, so I'd better get to it.


ANYBODY know where I can get a copy of FP 2002?
 
cbarronx23 said:
And I suppose you're gonna lend me the $399? LOL. Seems a bit much.

I don't really need something "super fancy," all I need it to create a basic yet nice-looking website. I don't have a ton of time to play around with an app that I have no idea how to use. I can visualize exactly what I want my page to look like and to make it look like I want it to, Frontpage is enough for me.

Thanks anyway Ace :sqbiggrin:

Anyone else?
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Say you create your site in Front Page and a client is browsing. They dont book you.

Say you create your site in Dreamweaver and a client is browsing. They like you becasue of your site.


Does the $399 price tag seem a bit much now?
 
I'm not going to make it all set up in Frontpage style. In school the manual we have teaches us to use the shared borders and tables, lots and lots of tables, to get the look we want, and one that seems professional and appealing.

I'm just saying that Dreamweaver is not for me right now. Maybe in a couple years when I have the time to play around with a new app.

Thanks for your input.
 
Frontpage can look just as 'professional' as Dreamweaver. You can also use templates to help you out if have a hard time creating the right look.

Dreamweaver is a better sw for creating better coding.

I'll check, I used to have a copy of the Frontpage. If I do, I'll shoot you a pm.
 
My two cents: Give NVU a look, it's a free program, pretty basic but does what you need. I use to for most of my HTML sites when I'm to lazy to code them myself.

As for FrontPage 2002, I have no clue where you can find that. I don't think MS sells legacy versions of their software.
 
Deejay Dan said:
My two cents: Give NVU a look, it's a free program, pretty basic but does what you need. I use to for most of my HTML sites when I'm to lazy to code them myself.

As for FrontPage 2002, I have no clue where you can find that. I don't think MS sells legacy versions of their software.
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Thanks. Rlelek shot me a PM with a link to that last night, so I downloaded it, but I could already tell that it was missing a lot of the features I was looking for, such as Shared Borders and other things. Thanks anywho.
 
My site was created with frontpage. Check it out.

Yes, it could be so much better but until I feel like hiring a web designer it is booking me a ton of work. A new web site is on my 4th quater 2007 to do list, I'm on track so it might even be done by summer.
 
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