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Chuck Davis




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Old Post  10-12-04 - 05:14 PM  
Since you have no experience in web design, I would suggest
that you buy Microsoft FrontPage 2003 before you have
invested any more time in Publisher. Publisher is a desktop
publishing program which I use daily. FrontPage is a proper
web authoring tool which I also use daily.
>-----Original Message-----
>Dear all
>
>I have no experience in web design but am trying out using
MS Publisher
>2003. I need to include a "SEARCH" function to allow
colleagues to search for
>words or texts available ONLY in my web pages. The web
will be available on
>INTRANET. So that means search engines like google etc
wouldn't work right?
>Do I need to include HTML programming or sort? If yes...
any one knows this??
>duhhhh ... i'm so confused ... please help?? Pleasee....
??? Thanks so
>much!!!!!!
>.
>


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