Microsoft FrontPage
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Microsoft FrontPage
Summary
Microsoft FrontPage is a HTML editor[1]. It draws 507 Wikipedia views per month (html_editor category, ranking #2 of 17).[2]
Key Facts
- Microsoft FrontPage's instance of is recorded as HTML editor[3].
- Microsoft FrontPage was followed by Microsoft Expression Web[4].
- Microsoft FrontPage's developer is recorded as Microsoft[5].
- Microsoft FrontPage's operating system is recorded as Microsoft Windows[6].
- Microsoft FrontPage's operating system is recorded as Mac OS operating systems[7].
- Microsoft FrontPage's software version identifier is recorded as 2003[8].
- Microsoft FrontPage's Commons category is recorded as Microsoft FrontPage[9].
- Microsoft FrontPage was published on November 1995[10].
- Microsoft FrontPage's has edition or translation is recorded as Microsoft Office FrontPage 97[11].
- Microsoft FrontPage's has edition or translation is recorded as Microsoft FrontPage 98[12].
- Microsoft FrontPage's has edition or translation is recorded as Microsoft FrontPage 2000[13].
- Microsoft FrontPage's has edition or translation is recorded as Microsoft Office FrontPage 2002[14].
- Microsoft FrontPage's has edition or translation is recorded as Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003[15].
- Microsoft FrontPage's readable file format is recorded as Microsoft FrontPage file format[16].
- Microsoft FrontPage's readable file format is recorded as Microsoft Front Page Binary Tree Index[17].
- Microsoft FrontPage's readable file format is recorded as FrontPage Theme-Pack[18].
- Microsoft FrontPage's writable file format is recorded as Microsoft FrontPage file format[19].
- Microsoft FrontPage's writable file format is recorded as Microsoft Front Page Server Extension Configuration[20].
- Microsoft FrontPage's discontinuation date is recorded as 2007[21].
Body
Publication
Microsoft FrontPage was released on November 1995[10].
Adaptations and Inspiration
Microsoft FrontPage was followed by Microsoft Expression Web[4].
Why It Matters
Microsoft FrontPage draws 507 Wikipedia views per month (html_editor category, ranking #2 of 17).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 24 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[22] It is known by 36 alternative names across languages and contexts.[23]