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Find out what the press is saying about the dynamic Web capabilities of FrontPage 2003, including its support for Extensible Markup Language (XML).
Office Remodel to Help Disabled Users
CNET News.com (June 26, 2003): "Microsoft plans to make the next version of Office more accessible to people with disabilities, a move that could help sales to companies doing government work."
Microsoft Adds 'Sophisticated' XML Capabilities to FrontPage 2003
Application Development Trends (June 11, 2003): "Microsoft announced this week that it is adding significant XML functionality to its FrontPage end-user Web design tool to allow non-programmers to add dynamic data functionality to Web pages with simple drag-and-drop tools."
Microsoft Announces Radically Improved FrontPage
WinInfo (June 11, 2003): "FrontPage 2003 maintains the same ease of use as earlier editions, the company says, but now includes advanced support for sophisticated Web site development that makes the tool suitable for developers as well as knowledge workers."
Microsoft Enhances FrontPage, SQL Server: Users Can Build Data-driven Web sites
InfoWorld (June 11, 2003): "Part of the Microsoft Office System, FrontPage 2003, will serve as a WYSIWIG (What You See Is What You Get) Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT) editor in which users can work with live data to develop interactive, dynamic Web sites."
Microsoft FrontPage Update Facilitates Building Dynamic Sites
InternetWeek (June 11, 2003): "Microsoft spelled out details of its FrontPage 2003 Web designer, stressing the application's value at building dynamic, data-driven Web sites, a strategy that feeds off the program's XML capabilities."
FrontPage to Embed Full XSLT Editor, Blogging Tools
CRN (June 10, 2003): "FrontPage 2003, which Microsoft already has said will target professional Web developers, will incorporate a full WYSIWYG editor for XSLT. That editor promises to enable Web developers to more easily work incorporate live data into their Web sites."
Microsoft Aims Higher with Web Software
CNET News.com (June 10, 2003): "After years of playing with amateurs, Microsoft has decided to push its FrontPage Web-authoring software into the big leagues."
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