Web Site Development and Promotion

The Most Comprehensive Resource Available on Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 Learn to use FrontPage to create and maintain a presence on the Web for your business, group, organization, family, or even for yourself. Discover what goes into a quality Web site, how to design one, and how to apply all the tools and components of FrontPage. This detailed guide will take you through all the steps necessary to build a Web presence from scratch or get assistance from wizards, themes, and templates. Plus, create your own Web application--from initial design to placing your content on a Web server where it can be accessed by anyone.Plan and construct professional Web sites--even without any programming skills Use templates and forms to streamline Web design and site architecture Automate functions with FrontPage components Create sophisticated sites with tables, frames, and forms Share data between Office applications Implement Internet security features to protect visitor privacy and guard your site Create full Web applications with Web scripting and ASP.NET Tie a database to a Web site and use it to make custom pages Publish and promote your Web site Get results out of this multifaceted application quickly ABOUT THE AUTHORS: Martin S. Matthews has more than 40 years of computing experience and has been writing books about computers for more than 20 years. Along with Erik Poulsen, he co-authored the previous three editions of this book. Carole B. Matthews has more than 30 years of computing experience and has been writing computer books for more than 20 years. She has written books on her own and has co-authored several with Martin. Erik B. Poulsen has contributed to orco-authored a dozen books on computers and applications. He has worked with the Internet since before the existence of the World Wide Web, and is a Webmaster and developer.

With its careful balance of communication and structure, "Golosa" has been the pathway to contemporary Russian for English-speaking students throughout the post-Soviet era. Students learning with "Golosa" work towards functional competence in all four skills while building a solid grammatical base. This foundation enables them to increase their proficiency through additional study. The "Golosa" program consists of two texts (Book 1 and Book 2), two student workbooks, a Web-based audio and video program, and additional Web-based exercises. Each book offers realistic communicative activities (in listening, speaking, reading, and writing) that are designed for use in a learner-centered classroom. Students acquire personalized vocabulary to express individual needs and practice strategies that promote the balanced development of productive and receptive skills. The problem-solving approach in "Golosa" leads students to become independent, confident speakers of Russian. The third edition of "Golosa," Book 1, has been revised to provide a complete grammatical base. In addition, the third edition web site www.prenhall.com/golosa features a complete video program with authentic interviews appropriate for the students' level of comprehension. The web site also provides a regularly updated set of additional resources for teachers and students that further promotes independent, individualized work with the Russian language and realia. The entire audio program -- nearly 20 hours of recordings -- is available on the "Golosa" web site as well as on CD.