FRONTPAGE 2000 Review	

True/False

_____ A group of related Web pages is referred to as a site in Microsoft FrontPage.

_____ The HTML tags <BODY> </BODY> indicate the beginning and end of the main section of a Web page.

_____ Each of the electronic documents on the Web is called a Web page.

_____ HTML uses a set of special instructions called frames to define the characteristics of items such as formatted text, images, hyperlinks, lists, and forms.

_____ A Web page is a file that contains both text and hypertext markup language.

_____ Although HTML includes hundreds of tags, most Web developers use only a small subset of these tags when building a Web page.

_____ In order to add an HTML feature to a FrontPage Web page, you must enter the appropriate HTML tag into the document.

_____ Most Web browsers allow you to view the HTML source for the Web page currently displayed in the browser window.

_____ You access and view Web pages using a software program called an Internet viewer.

_____ A Web page always displays the same way, regardless of the browser in which it is displayed.

_____ When developing a Web site, you should test the Web pages using Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer, as well as any other browsers your audience might use.

_____ Every Web site is stored on and run from one or more Web servers.

_____ Multiple Web sites can be stored on the same Web server.

_____ Each Web page on a Web site is comprised of one or more files that are stored on the hard disk of the Web server or other computer.

_____ When you enter a Web page address in your browser, your browser sends a request to the server and the server then uses the Web server software to fetch the Web page and send it to your browser.

_____ Bulleted lists often use a small image called an icon to mark each item in the list.

_____ An inline image is an image or graphic file that is part of the page's HTML file.

_____ When the border width of a cell is set to zero, grid lines surround the cells.

_____ A FrontPage web consists of the Web pages, images, and other files, folders, and programs that make up the related content that will comprise the Web site.

_____ The FrontPage window contains a title bar, status bar, menu bar, toolbars, Views bar, and a pane that displays different content, depending on the current view.

_____ When you point to a menu name on the menu bar, the area of the menu bar containing the name recesses similarly to a button.

_____ The download bar, which is located at the bottom of the FrontPage window, consists of a message area and a download time indicator.

_____ If you point to a command on a menu with a bullet on the right, a submenu displays, from which you can choose a command.

_____ You can display a full menu immediately by double-clicking the menu name on the menu bar.

_____ A recessed command is called a hidden command because it does not display on the short menu.

_____ A dimmed command displays in a faint type, which indicates it is not available for the current selection.

_____ A toolbar consists of buttons that allow you to perform tasks more quickly than when using the menu bar.

_____ Once you have opened a Web page or a web, the buttons on the FrontPage toolbars are dimmed, meaning you can use them to perform tasks in FrontPage.

_____ A shortcut menu contains a list of commands that are related to the items to which you are pointing when you right-click.

_____ Once you have created a page or web using a template, you cannot customize the page or web.

_____ To reduce the editing work required to finish your web, you should choose the template closest to your desired site design and structure when selecting a template.

_____ When you first start FrontPage, the Folder List pane lists no folders.

_____ FrontPage automatically creates a file named index.htm (or default.htm, depending on your server), which serves as the home page for your Web.

_____ To help you create pages with a cohesive and professional appearance, FrontPage includes a gallery of more than 50 preset themes.

_____ When you insert new elements on a page that uses a theme, you must force FrontPage to update the elements to match the theme.

_____ To open a Web page in Page view, you simply double-click the file name of the page in the Folder List pane.

_____ The Normal tab in Page view is a WYSIWYG design tool that displays a page as it will appear in a Web browser.

_____ If you insert an image on a page, FrontPage automatically enters the proper HTML code to include the image.

_____ Adding your own content to a template involves editing one or more placeholders to convey the desired information – or deleting them altogether.

_____ You cannot include text on a template page in excess of the space offered by the template's placeholders.

_____ If you save a new Web page, clicking the Save button will cause FrontPage to display a Save As dialog box that prompts you to enter a file name.

_____ FrontPage will display a Preview tab regardless of the version of Microsoft Internet Explorer installed on your computer.

_____ When you display a page on the Preview tab, a comment at the top of the Page pane indicates that the page contains some elements that may need to be saved or published to preview correctly.

_____ You must know the HTML required by active elements/components in order to use those objects in your Web page.

_____ When you position the mouse pointer on a component, the mouse pointer changes to a component cursor, which looks like a hand holding a written list.

_____ Navigation view includes a Navigation pane that displays a graphical diagram similar to an organization chart that indicates the current web's structure.

_____ When you make changes to your web's navigation structure in Navigation view, you must click Save Structure on the Standard toolbar in order to apply those changes to the web.

_____ If you choose to delete a page from a web, the Web page is deleted from the disk and removed from all navigation bars.

_____ Because all Web browsers and e-mail programs support the mailto protocol, you do not need to specify the e-mail address anywhere else on the Web page.

_____ Unlike GIF files, JPEG files can contain millions of colors and thus often are used for photographs and more complex images.

Fill in the appropriate answer.

Web pages contains connections to other documents, called ______________ or links, which allow you to move quickly from one document to another.

A(n) ______________ language uses tags to mark elements in the text file.

The tag <______________=CENTER>text</B> tells the browser to display the text in bold and center the text on the page.

The HTML used to create a Web page is called the HTML ______________, or source code.

A Web ______________ is a software program that requests a Web page, interprets the HTML codes and text used to create the page, and then displays the Web page on your computer screen.

A Web server, or ______________, is a computer that delivers requested Web pages.

The ______________ name in a URL identifies the Web server or computer on the Internet where the Web document is located.

Although Web pages can be as distinctive and unique as the individuals who create them, almost every Web page has several basic features, or __________.

The ______________ of a Web page is the text that displays on the title bar of the browser window when the Web page displays.

The ______________ of a Web page is either a solid color or a small graphic image that provides a backdrop against which the other elements display.

Like the wallpaper in Windows, a background color or graphic can be ______________, or repeated, across the entire page.

On a Web page, the ______________ is the text that makes up the main content of a Web page.

A(n) ______________ list presents an ordered list of items, such as the steps in a recipe.

A(n) ______________ is a graphic file that can be inserted on a Web page and displayed in a Web browser.

A(n) ______________ image is an image or graphic file that is not part of the page's HTML file itself.

A(n) ______________ is a special type of inline image that is divided into sections, with a hyperlink associated with each section.

Clicking one of the sections of an image map, called a(n) ______________, instructs the browser to link to a Web page, graphic, sound, e-mail address, or other file.

______________ rules are lines that display across the page to separate different sections of the page.

A(n) ______________ is an area of a Web page that allows the viewer to enter data and information to be sent back to the Web server.

A(n) ______________ is used to present text and graphics in rows or columns.

The intersection of a row and a column is called a(n) ______________.

A(n) ______________ allows you to divide the display area of the browser into sections, so the browser can display a different Web page in each frame.

______________ involves sending, or uploading, copies of the Web pages, image files, and other files, folders, and programs to a server where they then are made available on the World Wide Web.

A(n) ______________ provides a different way of looking at the information in your web, so you can effectively manage your Web site.

Navigation view displays a graphical representation of the web's ______________, which is the set of relationships among the pages in a FrontPage web.

The ______________ bar, which is located at the left of the FrontPage window, contains icons that allow you to switch to different views of your web.

A FrontPage ______________ is a series of Web pages that are organized and formatted with a basic framework of content upon which you can base new pages and new FrontPage webs.

When a web is open, ______________ view includes two panes: the Page pane and the Folder List pane.

A(n) ______________ is a unified set of design elements and color schemes for bullets, fonts, graphics, navigation bars, and other page elements.

Clicking the ______________ tab allows you to preview your page as it will display when viewed by a site visitor.

An active element, called a(n) ______________, is a dynamic, built-in FrontPage object that is evaluated and executed when you save the page or, in some cases, when you display the page in a Web browser.

A(n) ______________ bar is a collection of graphical or textual buttons each containing a link to related Web pages in the current FrontPage web.

You can delete a page in Page view by selecting the file name of the page to delete and pressing the ______________ key.

E-mail hyperlinks use the ______________ protocol, which is an Internet protocol used to send electronic mail.

A(n) ______________ is an organization that has a permanent connection to the Internet and provides temporary connections to individuals and companies for a fee.

The __________ consists of a worldwide collection of electronic documents that have built-in links to other related documents.

Most Web sites have a starting point, called a(n) __________ page, which is similar to a book cover or table of contents for the site and provides information about the site's purpose and content.

__________ is a formatting language that tells the browser how to display text and images.

To display the text World Wide Web as bold text, you would type the tags as follows: __________.

Keywords take the form __________.

If you are using Internet Explorer, you can click the __________ command on the View menu to display the HTML source for a Web page.

__________ is one of the most popular browsers in use today.

Each Web page on a Web site has a unique address called a(n) __________.

Most Web page URLs begin with ___________.

___________ is a Web page element.

When working with a web in FrontPage, the web that currently is open is called the __________ web.

__________ view displays a graphical representation of the web's structure.

The __________ bar displays the application name, Microsoft FrontPage, and the location of the current FrontPage web.

The __________ toolbar contains buttons that execute commonly used commands such as Open, Print, Save, Cut, Copy, and Paste.

The Web page being edited in Page view is referred to as the __________ page.

The __________ folder holds files that you can use on the Web pages in the current web, but do not want people who are browsing your web to access individually.

The pages in a web should use similar __________.

__________ is a common file format for graphic images on the Web.