Then recently, I had opportunity to visit with a group of advanced search engine optimizers, and I was shocked to fine that many of them use FrontPage and love it.

Front Page?

The first thing I learned is that there are ways to keep out extraneous code. With FrontPage, you can remove code, but it keeps coming back, again and again. But, there's a way to get rid of it forever.

How to Get Rid of Extraneous Code and Headers

Dave Barry, Webmaster of SmartCertify Direct [http://www.smartcertify.com], explains how:

FrontPage 97 or 98 users:

Click on Start, then Find, then Files or Foldert. Search your hard drive [generally your C drive] for a file named frontpg.ini. Click on file.

When it opens, look for a line that says, "Version 3.0".

Add this line under Version 3.0:

HTMLREFORMAT=0

The next time you use FrontPage, remove extraneous code and headers, and they won't come back.

FrontPage 2000, 2002, or XP users:

Look at menu bar at top of Open Web. Click on Tools, then Page Options.

You'll see an option box. Under HTML Source, at top of hte page under General, you'll have this choice:

When saving file(s):

Preserve existing HTML or Reformat using rules below

If you choose Preserve existing HTML, and if you delete any extraneous code and headers, you won't see code or headers on your pages again.

(To view an example screen shot showing above, click here: http://www.academywebspecialists.com/newsletters/fp2.gif)

Dave added:

To disable HTML changing of FrontPage 2000, a registry entry is also needed. This registry file (http://www.academywebspecialists.com/newsletters/noreformat.zip) will do it automatically. Just open file with Notepad to verify its authenticity before using it.

The attachment and registry entry must occur on server.

Or, if you want to edit registry manually, here is code:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftShared ToolsWeb Server ExtensionsAll Ports] "ReformatHtml"="0"

Add-In that Generaters META Tags

FrontPage also has an Add-in that will delete META tags without going into source view. It's called META Tag Maker 2002, and it will create and manage META tags through one dialogue box, without having to go into source view.

http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage/downloads/addin/ searchdetail.asp?aid=80

In fact, FrontPage site has an amazing number of Add-ins for FrontPage that are free for taking.

http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage/downloads/addin/default.asp

Some of hte more popular Add-ins include:

ANIMAL COMMUNICATION - HOW DOES IT WORK?

Animals communicate with us, but means are nonverbal. They don't use words. They growl, bark, chirp, stretch, paw and do other things which have meaning. When you think about it, we humans communicate with one another all time by intuitive and nonverbal means. We sense how someone else is feeling or ‘know’ when a friend is sick, or think of someone only to have phone ring and it’s them. Using our intuition in an intentional way with our animal companions opens doors for nonverbal communication to happen.

IT’S A HEART-TO-HEART CONNECTION

Animal Communicators are able to open up this channel for us to understand one another better. But can everyone learn it? Yes, say Animal Communicators.

"Animal communication is a heart-to-heart connection that everyone can experience," says Jacquelin Smith, an Animal Communicator with over 20 years experience ( http://www.jacquelinsmith.com ). She has communicated nationally and internationally with thousands of individuals about their animal companions. "You just need to open, love and listen to animals," she says. "Interspecies communication is a natural connection many of us have forgotten. It has nothing to do with being ‘psychic’. Animals desire to be heard. They are even more joyful when they know we want this deeper connection with them."

WHAT DOES CHLOE WANT?

For example, Jacquelin tells this story: "I was combing my hair and had image of a dish of cottage cheese appear in my mind. I dismissed it, but image appeared again. I glanced into hallway and saw my cat companion, Chloe, sitting there looking my way. Then I realized she had sent me picture of cottage cheese. I had given her cottage cheese for first time several days before this, and picture she sent me was her telling me she wanted more."

HOW DO WE GET OUR ANIMALS TO COMMUNICATE WITH US?