WD97: Differences Between Word and FrontPage for Web AuthoringLast reviewed: February 6, 1998Article ID: Q163300 |
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SUMMARYWeb page authoring tools are provided with Microsoft Word and with other Microsoft Office programs to enable you to easily create various types of Web pages. Another Microsoft program, called FrontPage, also helps you create various types of Web pages by using an interface similar to other Office programs. FrontPage also helps you to manage a Web site. To create Web pages, you can use the Web page authoring tools in Microsoft Word, Microsoft FrontPage, or both. Both programs provide wizards to automate your work, and both enable you to view your Web page content, such as bullets and images, as you work. There are some purposes, however, for which one program is better suited. Use Web page authoring tools in Microsoft Word when:
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