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Creating Webs Using FrontPage

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A Web site is a location where all the Web pages required for a user interface are stored. A Web is created for you at the site you designate when you enable workflow on a database and when you create an instance of an application from a template. You can modify these Web pages or create your own using Microsoft® FrontPage®.

In addition, you can create a new Web by importing an existing Web from your local computer, network, or the World Wide Web or by converting a folder to a Web. You can find more information on these topics in the FrontPage Help system.

To create a Web site

  1. Open FrontPage, and, from the File menu, point to New, and then point to Web.
  2. Click Empty Web.
  3. In Options, specify a location for the new Web site in the following format: http://<ServerName>/<WebName>
  4. Click OK.
  5. After the Creating New Web dialog box is displayed, you can close FrontPage and use Access to create the data access pages.

After creating the Web site on the server, you can create your data access pages and save them to this Web site.

See Also

Creating User Interfaces | Creating Data Access Pages | Using the Office Developer Workflow Toolbar Control | Adding the Workflow Toolbar Control to Data Access Pages