Send to FrontPage 2000 from PhotoDraw 2000 Version 2

If you have Microsoft PhotoDraw™ 2000 Version 2 and Microsoft FrontPage® 2000 installed on your computer, you can transfer Web images, banners, navigation buttons, and backgrounds directly from PhotoDraw into FrontPage.

1. Start FrontPage and open the page you want to add pictures to.
2. In PhotoDraw, open or create the picture you want to send to the active Web page.
3. On the Save Send menu, click Send to Microsoft FrontPage.
4. In the Send to Microsoft FrontPage dialog box, do one of the following:

   To place the picture on a new page in the active FrontPage-based web, click To new web page. PhotoDraw will save the picture in the FrontPage-based web's Images folder.

   To add the picture at the beginning of the active Web page, click To top of active page. When you save the modified page in FrontPage, you can choose where to save the picture that PhotoDraw created.

   To add the picture at the end of the active Web page, click To bottom of active page. When you save the modified page in FrontPage, you can choose where to save the picture that PhotoDraw created.

   To use the picture as a Web page background, click As background on active page. When you save the modified page in FrontPage, you can choose where to save the background picture.

5. If you want to send the picture as a thumbnail instead of a full-sized picture, click Send image as thumbnail. PhotoDraw will create a thumbnail with a hyperlink to the full-sized image.
6. If you want to control how PhotoDraw should export the picture, click Options in the Send to Microsoft FrontPage dialog box.
7. Click OK.

Your picture appears as a table in FrontPage, where each object in the picture appears in its own cell. To see what the picture will look like in a Web browser, click the Preview tab in Page view in FrontPage. To view the HTML code that PhotoDraw created, click the HTML tab in Page view.

If Microsoft FrontPage 2000 isn't open when you follow these steps, PhotoDraw will launch FrontPage and place the picture on a new Web page even if you made another export selection.