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Getting started with FrontPage
System Requirements
First thing you need to do to get started with FrontPage is to verify that you are able to
install the software on your personal computer or workstation. The following is a list of
minimum requirements needed:
For personal computers -
- Personal or multimedia computer with a 486 or higher processor
- Microsoft Windows® 95/98 operating system or later, Microsoft Windows NT®
Workstation operating system 4.0 or later, or Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 or later
(will not run on earlier versions)
- 16 MB of memory for use on Windows 95; 32 MB for use on Windows NT
- 36 MB of available hard-disk space required
- CD-ROM drive
- VGA or higher-resolution video adapter (Super VGA, 256-color recommended)
- Microsoft Mouse, Microsoft IntelliMouse™, or compatible pointing
device
- Internet features require you to obtain Internet access; Internet and
other online access may require payment of a separate fee to a service provider
For Macintoshes -
- Power PC-based Macintosh computer running at 100 MHz or higher
- System 7.5.3 operating system or later
- 16 MB of RAM with virtual memory turned on (24 MB recommended)
- 30 MB of available hard-disk space
- One CD-ROM drive
- Macintosh-compatible monitor (color monitor with Thousands of Colors mode
or better recommended)
- Open Transport 1.1 or later
- QuickTime required for inserting QuickTime movies.
- Internet features require you to obtain Internet access; Internet and
other online access may require payment of a separate fee to a service provider
Install Client for Microsoft Networks
Prior to opening a FrontPage Web site hosted on Datasync, make sure you have installed
"Client for Microsoft Networks". This must be done in order to log onto the Web
Server. Without this installed you WILL NOT
be able to access your FrontPage Web site. If you are getting an NTLM error please see the
NTLM Solution Page.
How to Open your Web Site
Click here for instructions using Microsoft FrontPage 95 or 97
Click here for instructions using Microsoft FrontPage 98
Click here for instructions using Microsoft FrontPage 2000
Good Luck!
Datasync Internet Services hopes you enjoy this service and take advantage of the ease of use
FrontPage has to offer. Microsoft has made it very easy for even the most novice user to
make a web page that they can be proud of. If you need further assistance with how to use
FrontPage please consult the excellent documentation Microsoft has put together online at
their FrontPage Home site.
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