Teach Yourself VISUALLY FrontPage 2002

By The Staff of MaranGraphics and Ruth Maran

Book Overview

Aimed at the beginning or intermediate user, Teach Yourself Visually FrontPage 2002 is a full-colour tutorial with jargon-free instructions and over 500 screenshots. With more than 300 full-colour pages, the book covers the basics and beyond and uses a step-by-step approach to show you how to create and format FrontPage documents; add graphics, sound and video; and troubleshoot problems effectively. Additional coverage includes: formatting text and images; scanning images; placing tables; hyperlinks; sound and video; building forms; using auto thumbnails; watermarking; fixing broken links; and even preparing images for animation.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0764535900
• ISBN13: 9780764535901
• Release Date: May 2001
• Publisher: Visual
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 1.0" x 7.8"

Customer Reviews

Book Saves HOURS Compared to Other Books

I spent hours upon hours pouring over several LENGTHY and WORDY manuals before discovering this AMAZING book. Within minutes I was building and uploading web pages to the internet. I HIGHLY recommend this book for the person who is just starting in the world of building web sites. Now that I have had it a while, I find that it is also a VERY GOOD reference manual to go back and review how to perform functions that I haven't used in a while. I give this book 2 Library Cards WAY UP!!!!

A God Send!

I purchased this book recently because I needed to quickly build a website for my business. I read the reviews, which helped me to make up my mind in choosing this book (over all others on this site for FP 2002) and all were positive. I must say that the minute I cracked open the book I felt as though I were going to accomplish my task and meet my deadline.This book is full of diagrams, full color pictures and well written instructions. Now I don't have a problem actually reading a book, but I did not have time to go through a bunch of tutorials, as I know other books would have presented. What I received with Ruth Maran's book was a quick way to build my website with the greatest of ease. In addition to that I learned a lot about HTML. Needless to say I am extremely happy with my choice to purchase this book. Following the instructions of this book allowed me to build an 11 page website in exactly 24 hours and 45 minutes with two of the pages being photo galleries. Whew! Ruth Maran helped me to meet my deadline.......Thanks Ruth. Did I mention that I was a novice to web building?

What a novelty, an actual beginners book.

There are 15 chapters to this book; I just completed the last one tonight.What a joy!First, this is a book for beginners that is actually easy to follow and I never felt like I was reading an intermediate or advanced book masquerading as a beginner's book. The color illustrations throughout the book really do aid in one's comprehension.Equally important - I never ran across a single error. I've read and tried to follow computer books that have you follow along, only to have you end up with an example not working and, therefore, confusing you. This book was error free - every example I tried (and I tried every one) worked.As I said this is a beginner's book. If you're much beyond beginner level, you should probably look for something a bit more advanced.To the author - Ruth Maran - well done, exceptionally well done! I hope you write one for the next version of FrontPage.

Simply THE BEST series

In very few words. This is the best book to learn from. The entire series is incredibly easy to learn from with hundreds of high color pictures. Highly recommended.

Ideal Starter Book

Once again, this is the best book out there if you are starting off with this program. I now am using these texts as my standard start-off book whenever I decide to learn a new program. This book, like the other Maran texts, is filled with visual after visual, page after page, so that no matter how troublesome computers are for you, you will be able to follow along. (My mother loves these books and she has been the hardest person to teach computers I've ever encountered.) If you are already a high tech person or already have used the program with some success, you probably can buy a more difficult book instead. If you are a beginner, I think you better get used to the idea that you will be buying more than 1 book when you decide to really learn a program cold. It is very rare to find one book that will "do it" for both beginners, intermediate and advanced users. I will separately review the text I'd recommend for when you are ready to move on to something more difficult. It too will be visual though as I think visually "lite" books are a mistake when it comes to learning computer programs.