I have worked through most of this book, and while the lessons are helpful, where are the instructions for creating buttons? It never tells you how you can use graphics, etc. from the web. I discovered "Image Composer" (which apparently is a graphics program included with FrontPage 2000) completely by accident. The book never even mentions that it exists. I am now in the process of looking for a book that includes instructions on "Image Composer." It looks like one can use it to work with graphics, and buttons, etc. in FrontPage 2000.

I purchased this book because this was made by Microsoft Press, hoping that this book has a complete information on using FrontPage 2000. However, upon completion of reading and following procedures on every single page in 2 days, I found that it only covers certain basic features and does not cover any of the advanced features. (e.g. editing frames, creating search menus, using data base, displaying and replying to comments, etc.) I have to buy another book on FrontPage and wasted money and time on this book. If you want to be a FrontPage expert, do not buy this book, but buy the book with more detailed explanation on advanced features. (Running FrontPage 2000 from Microsoft or FrontPage 2000 Bible from IDG are good choices.)

Learn by doing. This book leads you through a series of exercises and reviews which teach you the basics of FrontPage 2000. There are some missing areas (buttons has been mentioned), but for a beginner the book can give you the confidence to construct a moderately sophisticated web site.I read through the book and completed the exercises within a weekend. The exercises use files included on the accompanying CD-ROM as starting points, and lead you through modifications and enhancements. There are some AVI files on the CD showing some of the techniques in video.A big plus, if you are on the fence about using FrontPage 2000, is that there is a 45-day demo of this program on the CD. During the demo period you may use the unrestricted program to determine whether you want to buy your own version.As has been stated, you will probably have to buy a more advanced book if you will be doing heavy programming, but for beginners, this is the one to get.

This book can only be reccommended to people that have never used a computer before. Step By Step will tell you how to make a fake site. That's great, except if you're trying to make a real site, this book is useless. It's worse than useless if you're trying to use it at a refrence. I highly reccomend Running FrontPage 2000 by Jim Buyens, as it covers much more of the program including DHTML, Script Editor, and Image Composer, which isn't mentioned in this book.

Recreating the Corporation is Ackoff's best work on utilizing the use of systems thinking to understand how to make not only pieces of companies better, but how optimizing the entire company can lead to dramatic improvements. Those who know Ackoff's work will appreciate his freshening of material contained elsewhere and the addition of new concepts to make the framework wholistic.

i cant get this stuff out of my hair.... i washed my hair 4 times and then went to the salon, the girl there washed it 3 times and still my roots are stuck together..... not to mention my curls were rock hard :(