Toolbars

Switching Views is easy when you use the Views bar (on the left). Just click on the icon that you want to use. Or you can also use the View menu on the menu bar.

	Page View is where you edit your pages. Within Page View are three tabs (at the bottom of the screen). Normal allows you to edit pages in WYSIWYG* fashion. You can edit the HTML code directly using the HTML tab, and you can preview your page (as it will look in Internet Explorer) in Preview. (If you use Frames, you'll have two more tabs: No Frames and Frames Page HTML.)
	Folders View allows you to see your files in a folder list and to work with them as you would in Windows Explorer. You may change page file names here.
	Reports View generates different reports which you may find helpful. For example, if you want to check your hyperlinks for broken links, you may generate a Broken Hyperlinks report.
	Navigation View is where you may see and change your web structure. To add your pages to the web, drag them into the Navigation View from the Folder List. Page labels are what will show on navigation buttons.
	Hyperlinks View allows you to see all the hyperlinks leading to and from a page. Select one of the pages in the folder list to view the hyperlinks.
	Tasks View is helpful when you are maintaining a web. You may create different tasks and assign them to different people or workgroups

Create a Custom Toolbar

If you find that you use certain commands more often than others, you can create your own toolbars to help organize your workspace in Microsoft FrontPage. Below is how the toolbar appears on my computer. This allows me to have the View Bar deactivated and still get the benefit of quick access to functions.

1. On the Tools menu, click Customize, and then click the Toolbars tab. Click New.
2. In the Toolbar name box, type a name for the new toolbar, and then click OK.
3. FrontPage adds the new toolbar to the list in the Toolbars box and also displays the new toolbar in your workspace.
4. Click the Commands tab, and then in the Categories list, click the group that contains the command you want to put on the new toolbar.
5. In the Commands list, click the command that you want to put on the new toolbar, and then drag the command onto the new toolbar displayed in your workspace.
6. Repeat steps 2 and 4 until you've added all the commands you want on the new toolbar.

You can also add a command to a toolbar by pressing CTRL and dragging the command from an existing toolbar.

To rename or delete a custom toolbar, click Customize on the Tools menu, and then click the Toolbars tab. In the Toolbars box, select the custom toolbar you want to rename or delete, and then click Rename or Delete.