The Internet address used by an email program to send email to a particular Internet user or service (webmaster@ or help@). The address is made up of a username, an @ sign, and a domain name ( user@domainname ).
FAQ file
Short for Frequently Asked Questions file . A computer document, often made available on the Internet, containing the answers to frequently asked questions about a particular topic or Web site.
folder list
A tree of folders and files displayed in Navigation view to help you see and work with the organization of a FrontPage Web site .
font
A particular style of text.
font size
The relative size in which text appears onscreen.
form
A part of a Web page in which users can type entries or make selections that are then collected and processed . Forms require either the FrontPage Extensions or a script on the server.
frames
Multiple panes in a browser window, each of which displays a different Web page file. Web authors design frames pages to enable visitors to use the frames together as a single, multidimensional Web page.
FrontPage 2003
A Web-page authoring and publishing program for Windows (2000 and XP versions) from Microsoft, sold by itself.
FrontPage Extensions
A set of programs that, when installed on a Web server , enable forms and some components in Web pages created in FrontPage 2003 to perform their tasks without the aid of a script .
FrontPage Web site
A group of Web page files designed, edited, and managed in FrontPage to work together.
FTP
Short for File Transfer Protocol . The basic method for copying a file from one computer to another through the Internet. Often used for publishing Web page files by uploading them to a server.