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Morning,
Howdy.
Can anyone point me to a site that will give me a quick
run-over as how to best incorporate a small/simple
database into my web site. It will have a couple of
hundred items, with four catagories for each item. I was
thiking of using Excel - is this the most appropriate
method?
No, use Access or some other database.
In FrontPage:
o You can configure HTML forms to save their results to
a database. Right-click the form and choose Form
Properties.
o You can use the Database Results Wizard to run
queries and display information. Choose Database
from the Insert menu, and then click Results.
o You can run the Database Interface Wizard to create
a general-purpose set of pages for adding, changing,
deleting, and viewing records. Display the Web Site
Templates dialog box, select Database Interface
Wizard, specify a location or check Add to Current
Web site, and then click OK.
Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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