FrontPage(r) 2002: A Beginner's Guide

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Summary: Needs to be reworked.
Review: This is not the best written book. I am learning a lot of stuff about FrontPage 2002, but I while reading the book I get the filling that it was by more than one person. Sometimes the 1st person is used, sometimes it is not. The steps in the books are not always clear and are overly wordy. Some of the steps seem to over explain process that had already be explain earlier, almost as if the author did not realize he had already explain them. You can learn with this book, but unless you're buying it at a very discounted price, by some other book.

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Summary: The title says it all!!
Review: This is the perfect beginners guide to FP2002. I had never used any webdesign software before and Kirupa does an AMAZING job of explaining everything step by step...even for those of you that don't even know the standard MS Office commands. I read this book in a weekend, and then went back to the beginning and successfully got my webpage up and running in a few hours. It's organized perfectly from the basics to more advanced features and will be my FP2002 reference guide as long as I'm using FP2002.

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Summary: Not Good
Review: While this book is good at providing an overview of all of the features that are contained within FP, do not even try to use it as a reference book. The steps are so geared to his specific downloaded examples that you cannot translate the steps to whatever you are working on. More theory and less "...and now do this..." kind of content would have been way more helpful. The number of typos are extraordinary - here is my favorite "...you can set an included page with the text Welcome to automatically change to Merry Christams on December 31." Merry Christmas, Mr. Channathambi!

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Summary: Not Good
Review: While this book is good at providing an overview of all of the features that are contained within FP, do not even try to use it as a reference book. The steps are so geared to his specific downloaded examples that you cannot translate the steps to whatever you are working on. More theory and less "...and now do this..." kind of content would have been way more helpful. The number of typos are extraordinary - here is my favorite "...you can set an included page with the text Welcome to automatically change to Merry Christams on December 31." Merry Christmas, Mr. Channathambi!

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Summary: Great new book.
Review: Your book is excellent. Seriously, click purchase right now! This book explains everything in an easy to understand way.