Front page 2000 Query

1) In frontpage 2000, what does it mean by a web. ( File>New > Web)

Is it a collection of web pages?

2)How do i create multiple web pages all og whom are hyperlinked from the first page?

 

Yes, you are correct. Basically if you have your own web site you can collect all of your web pages under another folder on your local drive. The folder will be placed under My Documents\My Webs.

I'm not sure what you are asking for. Could you clarify a little more?

All I'm thinking is creating a web page (lets say index.htm) and create a new page (index2.htm) and have a link in index.htm to index2.htm.

Is this what you mean? Let me know.

 

Thanks for your reply.



In this page:

there are links called link one, link two , link three etc which are placed side byside.

I want to create other six pages , these links , will point to them.

Pls bear with me, i have not mentioned it clearly in the earlier post.

 

I'm sorry I didn't get back with you sooner. I've been having computer problems at home which is the computer I was referring to with the Front Page question. I'm just going to go by memory now and tell you what I think you might need.

I'm wondering if the links you are using are going to a specific part on a page say like in the middle. If that's the case, then you'd want to create what is called a Bookmark (I'm thinking the hotkey is Control + B). Then the hyperlink you can put the bookmark name in the hyperlink and it should flow to that direction.

I know my web page is very basic, but I do have those Bookmarks in since I've got an episode guide and that way it flows evenly on the same page. I've tried this with pointing to a bookmark on another page, but I haven't been so successful.

If this isn't the case, just create a new page by clicking File -> New Page and you should have a new page set up and just create the link from the main page to the new page. I'm hoping this helps and if it doesn't please let me know as soon as you can.

I'll see if I can get my beast of a computer up and running again (after I figure out how to do a backup without going into Windows).