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 Thursday, April 03, 2003
I was a bit disgusted with the FrontPage server admin. But, with time always a precious resource, I kept throwing together quick pages in the program. Now, a month later, I have to admit that it is a very useful program. The Page Banner and Link Bar components are nice. The Navigation pane that drives those components is very nice. The Shared Borders are a time saver. I wish the HTML editor would color-code ASP scripts. I'm using it. Early versions did not impress me. FrontPage 2002 does impress me. I'll have to see what's new in 2003.
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