Front Page is at the end of its line...

[T. & D. Gregor, Sr.]

With the recent announcement by Microsoft of the planned phase out of
FrontPage later this year, I was wondering which of the NEW program
might be more in keeping with someone who is comfortable with all
aspects of FP?

At first blush it would appear to me to be the Expression™ Web
Designer. I haven’t had an opportunity to thoroughly examine the
programs feature and benefit complement. Just wondering what thoughts
the group may have at this stage of the game?

Oh, one thought regarding the program … does anyone know if it’s
server or operating system dependent?

Thanks

Tom G, Sr.


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[Steve Easton]

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With the recent announcement by Microsoft of the planned phase out of
FrontPage later this year, I was wondering which of the NEW program
might be more in keeping with someone who is comfortable with all
aspects of FP?

At first blush it would appear to me to be the ExpressionT Web
Designer. I haven't had an opportunity to thoroughly examine the
programs feature and benefit complement. Just wondering what thoughts
the group may have at this stage of the game?

That is a correct assumption, unless you use SharPoint services, then it
would be SharePoint designer.

Oh, one thought regarding the program . does anyone know if it's
server or operating system dependent?

Requires Windows XP as a minimum.


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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
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