Organize and Manage Graphics Files

Organize and Manage Graphics Files

Including graphics in your Web site is a great idea and makes it much more appealing to your desired audience. However, there is a method to organizing and managing graphic files within FrontPage. Observe how this is done by studying the following example.

Organize and Manage Graphics Files

By default when you add graphic files to your Web site, FrontPage places them inside the main Web folder (as shown below).

Examples of graphic files are:

bd14594_.gif is a gif file and cell_p1.jpg is a jpeg file.

However, it is easier to keep track of your graphic files if you place them within a folder just for images. Here is how you create a images folder.

Right click on the main folder of your Web site. The following shortcut menu appears. > New Folder.

A new folder now appears after the last of the files in the main folder of your Web site. The default name (New_Folder) is highlighted so you can rename it. Type [Images] as the name for the new folder and key Enter.

Now drag all your image files to the new Images folder. To do this, click on the image file you want to move so it is selected. Then drag the file on top of the Images folder and drop. Repeat until all image files are in the Images folder.