Revision: "Write for the World Wide Web" __ Monday 14th April 2003:

Tutorial Title: Using "FrontPage_Express" to create Hyper-Links to HTML pages.

Observations: How, Why of the Interface:

• File | Page Properties default setting is "Untitled Normal Page"
• This title appears in the title bar.

Using FrontPageExpress: (Creating a link to an existing page)

• So that the Index page stays open and "new-page" opens in another browser.
• 1. Select (highlight text in table that you need linked)
• 2. Click the "Hyper-Link" button on the toolbar
• 3. Edit Hyper-Link (message box opens)
• [Use the "Open-Pages" TAB]
• 4. Click "Untitled Normal Page" ( unless youve change the pages properties )
• 5. Type into the field box next to Labe "Target_Frame" [Location of the new html file]
• 6. click OK.

Note: This tutorial assumes you have already created an Index page with Left aligned table, and that you will have an understanding of how the "File | SaveAs " options of Front-Page_Express works.

Also, due to the fact that these files are all being saved onto the Hard-Drive of the Local Machine, the files are being saved as files_html, not as web_html. (sounds like a contradiction I know) (unable to explain any better at present)

This tutorial is not intended to be an indepth step by step lesson, just revision notes.

Target_Frame:(the role this box plays is noted for it influence on how the link opens a html page)

Filling in these details is essential IF you want the targeted html page to open in a separate browser. (which is how I want it to work initially)

Note: Shortcut, ignore the "Target_Frame" message box if you just want to link directly to the html page without keeping the original web-page open.

Final Conclusion: All simple linking tasks can be done from the "Open_Pages_TAB" of Hyper-Link Properties Box.