FrontPage 2003 appears with Aboutus.htm open in code view. Products.htm and Welcome.htm are also open, but left alone for now. The pointer scrolls down through the HTML tags and text.

Have you ever had to search through line after line of code in order to change a word or fix a problem?

The pointer passes under the Body button, and then clicks some of the images at the top of the page.

Additional buttons appear in the the Quick Tag Selector, including a button for the <IMG> tag and its parent tags (the tags above it in the source code for the page). The pointer travels under the buttons.

The Selector places a set of buttons under the page tabs, like so.

When you click an element on the page, the selector displays a button for that tag. You also see buttons for any surrounding tags.

The pointer selects the About Us headline, and then moves to the corresponding H2 button. The Quick Tag Editor starts. The H2 element changes to H1, and the pointer clicks the green check-mark.

So, the Selector makes it easy to find a tag, and to understand the structure of the page. What's more, the Selector makes it easy to start the Quick Tag Editor. You can quickly change the size of the headline ...

The pointer clicks the Welcome.htm tab located below the Standard toolbar. The pointer then goes to the especially our hats link, and then up to the A item in the Quick Tag Viewer.

You can also use the Selector for other editing tasks. For instance, the Welcome page here contains two links to the Products page. You don't need both links, so you decide to remove the second one.

The pointer clicks the Products.htm tab, and then goes down the page to the text H2O-proof.

The pointer selects the 2 in H2O, and then goes to the Edit menu and clicks Quick Tag Editor. The editor starts with Wrap Tag selected from the drop down list.

The pointer clicks between the opening and closing brackets in the editor, enters sub, and then clicks the green check mark. The 2 in H2O becomes subscript.

Now, I'll switch to a different page and show you a bit more of the Quick Tag Editor.

You start the editor like this, and depending on your knowledge of HTML…

… you can change your code very quickly.

The pointer goes up to the Quick Tag Selector and travels under several buttons. The animated text Experience Your Own Great Moments appears. Under it appears the static text For more information followed by a URL: http://www.microsoft.com/office.

So, no matter how big or small the job, FrontPage makes it easier than ever to create and manage a Web site. Reach your audience faster with FrontPage 2003.