Microsoft Publisher Web Design made Easy - Web Forms

This tutorial covers how to create form fields, submit and reset buttons in Publisher. I also describe the requirements for your ISP for the form to work. Because servers do all the heavy lifting or work of Web forms, you must contact your ISP to inquire whether they support FrontPage extentions or .cgi scripts.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Microsoft
• Publisher
• 2007
• Web
• forms
• database
• FrontPage
• cgi
• submit
• tips
• tricks
• tutorial
• tech
• secrets

[sgwhizz]

Can I use your videos with my middle school class?

[c130bulldawg]

@sgwhizz Yes. I wish I still had these original videos in higher quality to give you but I've abandoned making Websites from Publisher and now teach people using Google Sites.

Cheers.

~Chuckie

[Blueorchid824]

Thanks for your service and this video. Hopefully your transition back to civilian life has been smooth. Again, thanks for your generosity.

[c130bulldawg]

@kjl5022 I looked into it months ago and it has to do with how the browsers look at the Publisher CSS. That is why I transitioned to Google Sites.

[kjl5022]

@shadowandminourock

Did you figure out how to keep the pages centered on the screen? Thanks

[c130bulldawg]

@judzbuton05 No worries. Publisher made Websites no longer look good in Chrome and some versions of Firefox. Google sites is a great place to make a free Website.

[c130bulldawg]

@judzbuton05 Thanks for watching.

[shadowandminourock]

I made a website with this but when i click "Preview on the internet" , all the text and pictures are moved to the left and theres a whole bunch of plain background on the right, I have no clue what to do!

Help!

[c130bulldawg]

@judzbuton05 This is Publisher.