MS FrontPage 2000 Reviews

Microsoft Frontpage can be a very handy piece of software for Web Designers, there are some features but only when you look for them. Microsoft Frontpage could do with some more features but apart from that it's good. Another good point is there themes there are many themes to choose from which makes a difference from the boring plain coloured ...  Read the complete review

This program enables you to create and manage a web site. It is equally useful for people with no html or programming experience and for those people that do. It provides a WYSIWYG interface a bit like a DTP package and an html interface. Because it is part of the Microsoft Office suite it has many of the same features e.g. shared ...  Read the complete review

I would class myself as an advanced user of Frontpage 2000, so I would like to think that I have a fairly good grasp over this software. Like many MS programs, FrontPage works very well within windows and functions very similar to other programs such as Word and Excel. It's primary use is for designing and producing web ...  Read the complete review

Microsoft FrontPage - everyone seems to hate it these days. Thousands of critical reviews, everyone loves its competition, for example, Macromedia Dreamweaver gets nothing but praise! The reality is, though, quite frankly, that everyone is wrong... ;) I have been using MS FrontPage now for over 2 years to create websites for my clients. ...  Read the complete review

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When I first brought this product, I heard nothing but bad reports about it but I downloaded the trial version and found it remarkably easy to use. 6 months later, I’m now running a successful website and am still using FrontPage to do the majority of the design work for it. It really easy remarkably easy to use when compared to Dreamweaver, ...  Read the complete review

Available as a standalone product or found packaged with some versions of Microsoft's Office suite,, this latest version of Front page is aimed at both home users and business type who need to produce proffesional-looking sites with the minimum of fuss. Its icons and menus will be immediately familiar to anyone who's ever used ...  Read the complete review

I have been designing web sites since I was 13, and with now over 8 years of design experience behind me, I am always on the look out for things that will make my job easier. FrontPage has developed over the last years from a useless piece of trash to it's current form, and as far as WYSIWYG editors go, it's not a bad one. As with ...  Read the complete review

FrontPage is perhaps the most radical of the Web page designers. A cut-down version is included with many editions of Internet Explorer and this results in it being a program that users try out before other Web designers. However, it has many features which make it specific to the Microsoft Web server, Internet Information Server (IIS), and this ...  Read the complete review

What a pain FrontPage 2000 is! I spent more time correcting the erronous coding Microsoft's web authoring package inserted into my pages as well as making my stuff xhtml compliant. Based *loosely* around html 4, FrontPage is a useful tool for creating uniform-designed web sites (it can do more than one page at a time to a certain ...  Read the complete review

Microsoft is such a big & experienced company now, that no matter what this program has to be of a fairly good standard. I found Front page very easy to use, with all the functions that you find in any office program and some… The problem is that for the price you pay, you don’t really get too much. Yeh sure you may think it good, ...  Read the complete review

Just like in the title this program is the best for building a website. Read on >> If you feel like making a unique excellent website or a quick ready to go website this is the program you need. It can be for advanced HTML users or unadvanced HTML users. I make quite alot of webpages and as I do so, sometimes I use the in built handy HTML editor ...  Read the complete review

Ah, Microsoft FrontPage. The very mention of this particular piece of software used to incite me into fierce fits of violence and blue language. If anyone ever used to suggest to me that I use FrontPage to build a website, I used to look at them as if I were about to tear out their heart and eat it... Anyway, now that ...  Read the complete review

The package itself is realatively cheap for the home user, around £80. It is an easy package to use, but the themes are not all that interesting, but they can be tailored to you own interests. Now on to the package! You will notice that is part of Office which means all the usual toolbars are there. So you do get a slight advantage if ...  Read the complete review

If you are looking to build a website for your company in the shortest time possible, and on a shoestring budget, this is the software for you, especially if you have no web building experience. I know a couple of people with small businesses who have found it very useful for creating their online presence simply because it is user friendly. ...  Read the complete review

Frontpage 2000. A Microsoft product. The problem is that the interface is verryyy clunky, which is great for novices to get to grips with, but if you need to great a larger-that-average site, its bad news, folks. Most of the power in the package is about 15 (!) clicks away. And then there's two other problems with it. All of the code that it ...  Read the complete review

FrontPage has come a long way since the very first versions. The latest version allows for a lot of functionality. Like most MS products FP is great when you are just starting out. It does so much for you and you will have a fine looking site online in no time. However, if you've more experience then FP's strengths ...  Read the complete review

At the moment, i currently work in a college and i help to develop the college's Intranet Site. Before work began, we were at loggerheads as to which tool we shall use. We wanted to use Macromedia Dreamweaver but training employees proved to be difficult. After much debate, we decided to use Microsoft Frontpage 2000. I used to use minor text ...  Read the complete review

I must admit, the program baffled me for a few minutes, because I had recently begun tinkering with its cousin, FrontPage ’98. Going from the ‘98 screen to the 2000 screen was a minute challenge. But once I conquered that mental stumbling block, my web page started to take shape fast. It helps to have an idea of what kind of ...  Read the complete review

There are two ways to build a web site. You either learn HTML and do it all in text format. The other way is to buy a software package which gives you hands on design. i originally used the 97 version of this programme and found it very easy to build web pages with simple content without even reding the instructions. However once I wanted to do ...  Read the complete review