MS Frontpage - where could i get it for free?

[mkjuk]

I've got a copy of it on cd but it asks for a product key which i dont have - please help

no joy through limewire either

[Kerplunk]

Legally you can't but you could try Bit Torrent sites if you aren't bothered about remaining legal.

[fo3nix]

Why not just do it the proper and better way, and learn HTML and CSS. It's legal, and easy. And will give far better results than frontpage could ever manage.

[LostSheep]

Try this website:

http://www.seriall.com/?s=frontpage

[mkjuk]

fo3nix - Thanks. how do i go about learning css and html? how long would it take to learn enough to set up a basic site?

[Whickerman]

believe it or not, a couple of hours html tutoring will get you there!

[Buenchico]

Mkjuk: If you just want to build a simple site, why don't you use one of the hundreds of alternatives to FrontPage which are (legally) freely available.

Serif have a wonderful policy of making older versions of almost all of their software available for free. (Other companies do this through magazine coverdisks but Serif are in a minority by making their software available online). The latest versions only add a few extras which most people don't need, so the older versions are fine for most purposes. You can get WebPlus 6.0 (and lots of other free stuff) here:
http://www.freeserifsoftware.com/

Chris

[fo3nix]

http://www.w3schools.com

that'll teach you everything you want to know, and lots more!

though, if you don't want to get into any of the details, Buenchico's suggestion may be best. Just a shame it's only free as in beer.

[koster]

The latest Microsoft Office release - Office 2007 Beta - does not include Frontpage. Instead, there is a new product from Microsoft called Microsoft Expression Web Designer. You can download a trial for free from http://www.microsoft.com/products/expression/en/web_designer/wd_free_trial.aspx.