Course ID: 200028

Creating Interactive Web Forms with FrontPage

You can add interactivity to your web site by offering your visitors forms that allow them to provide feedback, ask questions, or complete surveys. Normally, you would need to create these forms and then acquire special programs to process the form data, but Microsoft FrontPage provides specialized features for creating interactive forms without needing any additional programming! This session will show you how to take advantage of the forms features in FrontPage so you can start immediately begin offering interactive forms for your web site. In this session you will:

• learn how forms work on the Web
• create forms using templates, wizards, and from scratch
• add text boxes, check boxes, radio buttons and drop-down lists
• include validation features on forms
• create your own feedback or survey form in class
• publish your form to the Web

Includes:
30 days email support
course manual

Additional Options:
use your Macintosh
online courses