http://www.microsoft.com/MSOffice/FrontPage/intro.htm (PC Press Internet CD, 03/1996)|
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FrontPage is the first client/server visual web publishing tool created for non-programmers, yet robust enough for professional web developers. FrontPage is simply the fastest, easiest and most powerful way to develop and maintain professional-quality web sites. Designed for distributed, collaborative and multiuser work environments, its client/server architecture supports authoring, scripting, and management of your web site on your personal workstation, across your LAN, or even over the Internet. Authors can publish locally, from a corporate LAN, or from servers remotely hosted on the Internet. It's easy to become a World Wide Web publisher with FrontPage!
FrontPage is available now for Windows 3.1, Windows 95 and Windows NT. A Macintosh version is scheduled for 1996. For the latest announcements about FrontPage, see the Press Release page.
We've assembled the following introductory documents to help you understand FrontPage and how it can be used: