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So far you have been working in a program very similar to a word processor with some limitations.  Actually, FrontPage 2003 has been “converting” your work into the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML).  To “see” the computer program code you have created we’ll do two things.

First, go back to FrontPage 2003 again by clicking-on the FrontPage icon in the Task Bar at the bottom of the screen. 

 

 

 

 

When you are in FrontPage you’ll notice, at the bottom of the screen, on the left side, some “tabs/buttons.”  One of them indicates Code.  Click-on the Code tab (see image on right).  This will take you to a screen that shows you the HTML code you have created.  Your screen should look something like the one below.

Wow!  You created all of this computer programming code and most of you don’t know anything about programming.  Neat program - FrontPage 2003.

 

Congratulations.  You have now successfully completed a web page.  Click-on the Design Button to move back to the “normal” design view.

 

 

Reveal Tags

 

One more really neat thing in FrontPage 2003, you can “see” this HTML code on your web page as you edit it.

 

To do this click-on View in the Menu bar, and then carefully go down the menu, you will see and choice Reveal Tags appear.  Click-on it.

 

 

 

 

Your web page screen will “change a bit” and you will see HTML “things” called “tags” appear.  Your web page will look similar to the one below.  As you become more proficient and advanced, this can be a real help.  “Old time HTML folks” had to create all of their web pages by coding them as you just saw in the HTML view.  That was a task.  But, every now and then, you might find these codes will assist you.