Faster Smarter Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003

FrontPage enables you to create and administer Windows SharePoint Services Web sites, which foster collaboration among members of a workgroup.

Windows SharePoint Services is intended to work with Windows Server 2003, and the Microsoft Office System, enabling team members to post and track information online, all through their Web browsers.

Web pages on a Windows SharePoint Services site contain standard navigational elements, including a Quick Launch bar, and Top Link bar, that you can customize using FrontPage.

You can administer a Windows SharePoint Services site from the server where it has been installed, or from a remote computer. You configure site settings, using either a Web browser or a command-line interface.

You can add new users, remove users, or change user access levels by means of the Site Settings page for the SharePoint site on which you are working.

Every SharePoint site makes use of a collaboration database that holds document lists and libraries, and that is installed on either a Microsoft SQL 7.0 server, if it is present, or the Microsoft Data Engine, if it is not.