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- Beware the 40 dollar rebate !!!
When a company offers a "rebate" for buying their product, they should mean just that...REBATE....no strings attached (except proof of purchase, of course).

Some marketing genius at Microsoft has devised a way not to pay the rebate unless you have documentation and bar codes from other MS products books & boxes from years ago. Since we can't find all that crap to send in for a rebate, they tell us "tuff" !!

We feel confident that... would not sell this decptive form af advertizing if they knew about it. We would have purchased another program, had we known what a hassle it would be to get our "rebate"...which we aren't getting.

Some "rebate", huh guys ?!?!?!

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- Save Your Money
If you can find a host site that supports MS extensions, it will probably cost you money. Otherwise you have to upload with FTP. Even then, it's still a pain to work with.

If you don't believe me, try uploading a MS FrontPage web page on Geocities, for example. Good luck!

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- FrontPage Compulsory Registration
Please note that Microsoft FrontPage 2000 *requires* registration, at least my copy did. It will stop working if you don't register. Some users may not find this bothersome, but it means whenever you install the product you must get a registration key of some kind from Microsoft.

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- Let's compare APPLES to ORANGES....
As a professional web designer who spends countless hours using different programs, YES I DO WORK IN DREAMWEAVER, I find that the Microsoft Front Page 2000 has gotten a bad rap.

A lot of my professional collegues scoff at the idea that a professional designer uses Dreamweaver. They say Front Page is not a real program, it's for hack web designers.

What most of these designers are missing is the true point of MS Front Page 2000. It is designed for the average joe to come in and be able to design and maintain a simple site with out a huge learning curve. The interface is very familiar to any Microsoft Office user and they don't have to spend a lot of time learning the meaning and locations of new buttons and tools.

My Company AffordableNetSolutions.com has become a great sucess by designing complex web design and graphics and then empowering our customers to use MS Front Page 2000 to edit and maintain their own sites. It is easy to add/change photos, edit text and create new pages based upon an exising model. Our customers are thrilled with our service and the fact that they don't have to pay an expensive web designer to make simple changes to their web site.

I beleive that so many web designers who complain that MS Front Page is a loser program are failing to realizing the benefits that this software can provide for the customers. Sure, from a professional web designer standpoint Dreamweaver is more functional to do layout design and such. But, it's interface is very intimidating to a newbie. Also, a lot of features of Dreamweaver require you to have some knowledge of programming.

Microsoft Front Page 2000 on the other hand is less expensive, easier to use, and no programming is required. People who don't have a lot of time and money to spare will find this to be a useful program.

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- Not as good as I expected
There are plenty of reviews so I'll try to tell you something from the point of view of a non-programmer/home user who wanted an easy to use program to run a basic web page. Specifically, I wanted to be able to change a page and have the program automatically update links in every other page. I also wanted to be able to change hosts without updating every link piece by piece. The problem is, the way I understand it, that it only does this if you are using a web site host that uses FrontPage "extensions". They are not as common as Microsoft would like you to think they are and often cost more. Another case of Microsoft trying to dominate (and control) yet another aspect of the web. Even for basic web design, the WYSIWYG feature is very nice and the program is easy to use, but you pay for it. Also, I expected to be able to anchor a picture anywhere on a page but I still don't think that's possible. They could easily add some more capability (easy link updates) for the low end user who doesn't use their "extensions" and doesn't mind spending the extra money for the program.

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