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Web authoring tool developed by Microsoft and superseded (in 2006) by Microsoft Expression Web. FrontPage shared common toolbars, menus, shortcuts, tools, HTML help, and background spell-checking with the Microsoft Office office suite. FrontPage also offered more than 60 pre-designed, business-ready ‘themes’, to provide consistency of appearance for individual Web pages or an entire Web site.



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Jessica Mantaro's Frontpage 2003: The Missing Manual (059600950X, $29.
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