Spin Your Own Web with Free Internet Assistants | |||
February 19, 1996 | |||
The Internet allows people around the world to share information
easier than ever before. Although millions of people browse the
Internet's World Wide Web each day, only a tiny minority know
how easy it is to create their own content and publish it on the Web.
Many Web "cruisers" use Microsoft(r) Office to create and print reports
and newsletters, and now they can also benefit from the latest Web
technology to communicate with people across the world-or across
the office. If you are a Microsoft Office for Windows(r) 95 user, we've got all kinds of great news for you. First of all, we are proud to welcome a brand new product to the Microsoft Office family-Microsoft FrontPage-the first visual tool designed for non-programmers who want to publish and manage high-quality Web sites. If you want to get started planning, creating, and managing your own Web site, this is the tool for you. Now available is a Trial Version of Microsoft FrontPage, but only for a limited time, so don't forget to check it out. But wait, there's more: free Internet Assistant tools make creating a Web site with Microsoft Office 95 faster and easier than ever before. The Internet Assistant add-ins are now available to help you author Web pages using Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
There are also free Viewers for any Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents you post on your Web site. The Viewers allow Web users open and read .DOC, .XLS, and .PPT files even if they don't use Microsoft Office. This way, Office users can share their files with more people than ever before, without having to convert them to HTML. Also, the Viewers display your documents as they would appear within Microsoft Office, so none of your original formatting or layout will be lost. By using tools like the Microsoft Office Internet Assistants and Microsoft Office Viewers, we hope you'll have as much fun creating your own Web site as you do browsing someone else's. Be sure to fill out the feedback form and let us know about the great Web site you've created using Microsoft Office tools! |