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Aimed at the beginning or intermediate user, Teach Yourself Visually FrontPage 2002 is a full-colour tutorial with jargon-free instructions and over 500 screenshots. With more than 300 full-colour pages, the book covers the basics and beyond and uses a step-by-step approach to show you how to create and format FrontPage documents; add graphics, sound and video; and troubleshoot problems effectively. Additional coverage includes: formatting text and images; scanning images; placing tables; hyperlinks; sound and video; building forms; using auto thumbnails; watermarking; fixing broken links; and even preparing images for animation.

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