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SUMMARYThis article describes how you can change the theme applied to your new FrontPage Webs. MORE INFORMATION
WARNING: If you delete or alter built-in Web templates, you may need to
reinstall FrontPage to restore the templates.
Each theme has a theme definition. For example, the theme definition for the Expedition theme is Expeditn. The theme definition is defined in the theme's INF file. By default, the INF file is located in C:\Program Files\Microsoft FrontPage\Themes\<Theme Name> folder, where <Theme Name> corresponds to the theme definition. The following table lists the themes and theme definitions:
Each INF file contains an entry similar to the following
where global is the theme definition and the number that follows identifies
which options are used by the theme. Each digit in the number identifies one of or a combination of the following three options:
Thus, you can combine these options. For example, if you want to include all three options (vivid colors, active graphics, and background image), you would specify a number of 111. If you want your theme to contain vivid colors and active graphics, you would specify a number of 110.
If you do not want to apply a theme, you can set the value to "none" like this:
After you make your changes to the INF file, save the file. The next time you create a new FrontPage Web, the theme you specified will be applied to your Web.
NOTE: you cannot apply a default theme to the Import Web Wizard. In contrast other Web wizards allow you to select a theme after you start the wizard. REFERENCESFor more information about themes, click the Index tab in FrontPage Help, type the following text
and then double-click the selected text to go to the "About Themes"
topic.
For more information about designing your own themes, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q175059 FP98: How to Design Your Own Themes Additional query words: 98 themes
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