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1. #MICROSOFT FRONTPAGE 2003 FEATURES HOW TO#
2. #MICROSOFT FRONTPAGE 2003 FEATURES UPDATE#
3. #MICROSOFT FRONTPAGE 2003 FEATURES CODE#

Type logon.mdb for the file name, and then click Create. To create a database, follow these steps: Note If you use a program other than Access 2003 to create the database, modify these steps accordingly. Create a databaseĬreate a database to store user names and passwords by using a database program such as Microsoft Office Access 2003. The new empty Web site that is named logon is opened in Front3. servername/logonWhere servername is the name of your ASP-enabled Web server. Under Options, type the location where you want to store the new Web site in the following format: In the task pane, click More Web site templates, and then click Empty Web Site. To create a new Web site in Front3, follow these steps: If you use a name other than logon, or create the Web site in an alternative location, you must modify the steps throughout this article accordingly.

Note The example information assumes that you name your Web site logon, and that you create it as a subweb off the root of your Web site. For more information, contact your Web site administrator or your Internet Service Provider (ISP).īefore you can use the ASP features in Front3, you must have access to a Web server or a disk-based Web that supports ASP. To help increase security, Microsoft recommends that you use a Web server that can use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption.

The user names and passwords that are typed in are transmitted across the Internet in plain text. As such, Front3 security does not integrate with the user names and the passwords that are added to the Microsoft Access database. The samples are designed to provide a simple security mechanism only for users who are browsing to your Web site.

#MICROSOFT FRONTPAGE 2003 FEATURES CODE#

The sample code in this article is not designed as a replacement for the Front3 built-in security functionality.

#MICROSOFT FRONTPAGE 2003 FEATURES HOW TO#

This step-by-step article describes how to create a simple password-protected Web page solution by using Front3, Active Server Pages (ASP), and a Microsoft Access database. the level of safety of macros has been improved in the older formats available in Excel.How to create a password-protected Web page by using Front3, Active Server Pages, and an Access databaseįor a Microsoft Front2 version of this article, see 321439.įor a Microsoft Front0 version of this article, see 321503. Quick Save option has been removed from MS Word making it impossible to configure Access's additions for all the users some of the enclosures may not be compatible with Outlook corrections to using Microsoft Office Document Imaging program making it allowable to apply (or to decline) using certain components of COM making it impossible to start MAPI surveys in public folders and user folders limiing opening and saving some formats of files Along with it new features that make creating and publishing Internet sites easier.Īs you are informed by Microsoft, this updated release introduces also other changes that turn off some of the features and allows the administrators of the computers to better control the content and access.Ĭhanges made in Microsfot Front3 SP3 are, among all: Service Pack 3 introduces quite a vast variety of corrections, in majority concerning the stability and improving the speed performance of the program.

#MICROSOFT FRONTPAGE 2003 FEATURES UPDATE#

Microsoft Front3 SP3 is an update that is recommended to all Office 2003 suite users.