Microsoft FrontPage

Microsoft Office Front Page is a helpful and comprehensive WYSIWYG HTML editor and Web site administration tool. Microsoft Front Page, as it is commonly referred to, is just one of the software packages from the comprehensive line of Microsoft operating systems. It was initially developed in Cambridge, Massachusetts by the company Vermeer Technologies, Incorporated. Vermeer was eventually acquired by Microsoft, specifically so Microsoft would be able to add FrontPage to its inventory of products. This acquisition was very successful, and Microsoft Front Page is a useful and versatile program.
Front Page’s WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor allows novice users to easily create web pages, as it is designed to hide the HTML code details. There is also an HTML optimizers which helps optimize code to make it legible and quicker to process. It also includes useful features such as dynamic web templates (DWT), interactive buttons, split view option, and more. Front Page 2003 includes supports for programming in ASP.NET, which is a server-side scripting language that makes websites interactive. It also has support for macros in VBA. Microsoft Office Front Page is a great HTML editor and Web site administration tool, and is ideal for anyone who is interested in creating their very own unique web page.