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Welcome to
Making Your Own Web Sites: Which Software
Does What?
In this workshop you will compare three different
software programs that can help you make Web pages--Netscape Communicator's Page Composer,
Front Page's Editor, and Word 7's Page Wizard--so that you can choose which one to use to
make your own web sites--or how to be eclectic about using the best features of all three.
Specifically, in this Professional Development
Opportunity, you will learn to use each of these three software programs to do--
 | simple things, such as vary print size, font, color,
and style
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| intermediate things, such as loading a photo, sizing
it, and wrapping text around it, possibly selecting templates or themes (sets of matching
print colors and graphics)
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| using a table to set up all or part of a page's
layout--sizing, adjusting columns, rows, and borders; adding background color or image
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| as time permits, advanced considerations about
loading streaming sound files and moving web pages with their graphics and other files to
your website will be considered.
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Along the way, relevant pointers about PowerPoint and
Web Course in a Box can be considered. These two programs don't make web pages as
such, but they can enhance or manage a website.
Let's begin with Netscape Communicator's Page Composer.
 This
instructional module was made with  in September, 1998, by Prof. Eric Hibbison, Technology Faculty in
Residence for 1998-99 at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College. It is primarily
for training faculty and staff at that college, but anyone is welcome to use it on the
Web. No part of this module, however, may be copied or duplicated on or off the Web
without the written permission of that college. © 1998 by J. Sargeant Reynolds
Community College.
Your visit is number  since September 16, 1998.
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