does frontpage come with windows xp?
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Nope. You gotta buy it separately or in the Office Suite.
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you should be ok just pop in the xp disc and follow the prompts
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You can go to the microsoft website and order the disk. You won't find Windows XP for free unless you have a friend who has the disk and will let you borrow it.
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There are a lot of differences. Basically frontpage 2000 is antiquated. You have to figure that they came out with a new version for a reason. I used frontpage 2003 for my website www.gandsmusicent.com. Its worked out great...I would also suggest considering dreamweaver which is what I am designing my latest website with. There is a learning curve but once you learn it, it is better than frontpage in general. Thats my opinion at least. Goog luck
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If you are trying to get the Windows XP operating system for free then you’re out of luck.  There aren't any legitimate websites offering Windows for free since this would be illegal and considered software piracy.  If you just want extra stuff to go with the Windows XP software you already own then I would recommend download.com.
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I am sure there will be an upgrade package.\n\nOne point to be aware of though. If you decide to upgrade, make sure you are willing to part with some of your hardware and software programs. When I upgraded to XP, many of my software programs would no longer work.  I also wound up replacing my trusty old printer because the company did not provide new drivers to support it. Perhaps all the companies were in collusion with each other . . . I mean what better to get a lot of business!
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might be becasue as u said it is windows xp
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no...you need the windows xp disc
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xp full version is what you want if your pc doesnt have Windows.. it will install the Windows XP entirely from scratch.. while XP home upgrade means that you already have prior version of windows and you are upgrading to XP
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Answer :\n\nYES YES U CAN...\nsee\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/upgrading/sysreqs.mspx\n\nits said "64 MB minimum supported; may limit performance and some features"...\n\nAND\nhttp://www.pcmall.com/pcmall/shop/detail~dpno~416844~name~Windows+XP+Home+Edition+with+Service+Pack+2+-+Upgrade+Package~mfg~N09-00985+++++++++++.asp\n\nfor the "Service Pack 2"\n\nMy Recommendation :\n\nDON'T DO THAT... buy some RAM (at least 256).... just for the sake of XP.
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MS FrontPage is a 'point & click' interface that allows people with no HTML experience to design simple web pages.\nRather than having to write the specific HTML code, FrontPage allows the user to drag & drop graphics, text, tables, etc to positions on the web page.  It also allows you to link any item on the page to another page (or specific spot on that page).  The benefits are that users with little or no HTML prgramming experience can begin designing simpler web sites almost immediately.\nThe drawbacks are that FrontPage follows a template architecture, which means that it will place the HTML code in the web page, even if it isn't the most efficient way to code the page.  Also, it doesn't automatically create Java applets or such, which are used pretty frequently today in web pages.\nFrontPage is a great tool for beginners, or for people who want to get the bulk HTML code for a website up and running, and then make manual changes themselves.
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Microsoft has this article for XP. Hope this helps :)\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?id=316751
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Yes, just load the XP PRO CD with the computer already booted etc. Then when you install, be sure to select the "upgrade" option.
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I like Microsoft Front Page the best.  I also use DreamWeaver.  Both have features that the other one doesn't.  \n\nFor instance, I like the Microsoft Front Page "Include" feature.  \n\nBut I like the fact that Dreamweaver attempts to make javascript and other apache features work, so you see a fully integrated page.   \n\nGood Luck and Happy Computing.
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if your pc came with me you are over due to upgrade anyway. check hp.com dell.com and local stores for a good deal. the new pc will have more memory larger hard drive  faster cpu etc.. and yes will come with win xp. if you wait for a few months  when vista is released they will be giving away the xp preloaded pcs to make way for the new ones. xp will not fall aside for vista very quickly so do not worry about getting a out of date os also hp and dell say they will offer a low cost upgrade to vista if you purchase a pc from them within 1 year of vistas release.
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you can get it on most P2P programs but it will be hard to get updates for your computer then....unless you go to http://www.autopatcher.com to get them. they have all of the updates for XP without the validation step. be sure you get the XP Pro Corp edition....it never has to be registered. um....or so I have heard! :-)\n\n-Doc-
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Frontpage is a webpage program...