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3.

To change the page title, in the Page title field, type:

Midwest Search and Recovery  

Keep in mind that the page title can also be defined using the Page 

properties.

In the File name field, FrontPage suggested the filename, 

index.htm

, since 

the Site doesn't already contain a home page.

4.

Make sure the filename listed in the File name field is  

index.htm

. 

5.

Make sure the Look in location is the 

SAR

 folder.

6.

To save the home page,

NOTE: If you don't see a blank page, you may be in Code view. If so, switch 

back to Design view.

The home page is saved.

Working with Text

Text is an important element of a Web page. Because FrontPage is partially a 

WYSIWYG editor, we'll see how to format text in the same way we would in 

a word processor. It is important to understand, however, that the formatting 

that we apply to text is not static. Rather, the formatting will be relative to that 

of the reader's default font set in their Web browser preferences. 

We'll begin by entering text for the home page. Then we'll use an HTML 

Heading style and alter font size and color.

Entering Text

Let's enter some text for the home page. We'll position the cursor so the text 

will be centered.

1.

To position the cursor, on the Formatting toolbar,

FrontPage: The Basics 3.0.0 SoE

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