Dynamic HTML is a Web page object model specification developed by
Microsoft and submitted to the World Wide Web Consortium that allows
programmers to manipulate Web pages and their elements in exciting and
powerful ways.
Since the mission of FrontPage is to create "professional quality Web sites
without programming," FrontPage 2000 has a range of features that let you
take advantage of the benefits of dynamic HTML without having to program
the dynamic HTML object model.
These features include:
| � | Dynamic Outlining |
| � | Form Field Extensions |
| � | Text Animations |
| � | Page Transitions
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These FrontPage 2000 features allow you to:
| � | Create expanding and collapsing outlines in your Web pages. |
| � | Quickly access Web page form fields via the keyboard. |
| � | Create text animations, such as Fly From Bottom or Fly From Top. |
| � | Create stunning visual effects through a variety of different page
transitions. |
Earlier releases of Microsoft Internet Explorer, version 4.0, will not
display the FrontPage 2000 animations nor provide the ability to utilize
the dynamic HTML features listed above. To obtain an update to Internet
Explorer, version 4.0, please see the following Microsoft World Wide Web
site:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie