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How can I quickly find the right piece of clipart for my site?

When you open up the Clip Art dialog box in either FrontPage 98 or 2000 (the FrontPage 2000 box is seen below), there is quiet, again sadly underdocumented, button that can make your life easier.

  

Select the Clips Online button (represented in FrontPage 98 with something that looks like the Internet Explorer shortcut symbol in the lower right hand corner) to open up the Clips Online Web Site (obviously, you have to be hooked up to the Internet for this to work).

The first thing the Web site will do is ask you to agree to the EULA.  Do so, or else you can't use (or see) the graphics.

You'll then be taken to a Web site that is updated on a regular basis (so, if it doesn't look like the example below, please understand) that is a searchable database of clipart, photos, and sounds, (that are all useable as part of your FrontPage license).

You can view clips by a number of categories or types but the real value of this is in the search by option.  In it, you can enter a term that you would like to see some clip art on.  With the size of this database, you are sure to find something.

Once you find something, you can either download it by selecting the piece or check each piece off and download a collection in a shopping cart type of format when you are done looking.

If you select the piece directly, you will see the categories that this piece was listed under.  You can select any of these categories to find other like items.  Use this feature if you are looking for a collection of similar pieces.

You now have the clipart you are looking for and it didn't take that long or cost you a dime.  Not a bad deal, eh?

By the way, don't worry, FrontPage does all the work needed to transfer the file type to something readable on the Web.

Microsoft updates this thing on a regular basis so come back every once in awhile to see what they have added.

2 other things worth noting:

1.  If you can't find what you are looking for, consider using our Graphics page.

2.  This feature is available in all of the Office 97/2000 programs - it is not just limited to FrontPage.

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