How Do You Work With Microsoft Expression?
Microsoft developed the Expression program to replace its aging FrontPage Web design software and to provide an alternative to Adobe Dreamweaver. Expression is an industry-standard compliant Web design editor with a “What You See Is What You Get,” or WYSIWYG, interface. Designing and create websites either from scratch or with built-in templates, you can modify and customize to suit your needs. Former FrontPage users and those new to Web editing can benefit from an explanation of the basics in learning how to work with Microsoft Expression, and explore the interface using a website template. Locate Task Panes to the left and right of the main screen area. Task panes contain the tools, such as Toolbox, Manage Styles, and Style Properties, you need to create and manage websites. To view available Task Panes, select the “Task Panes” tab on the Expression main menu. Task Panes currently in use will have a check mark to the left of the name. Click to select and open each one so you can get
