Dynamic Web Templates
FrontPage 2003 has  features for that allow you to create multiple templates, each containing several content regions, and apply these to pages in your Web site, according to Microsoft

Dynamic Web Templates are syntax compatible with templates from Adobe Dreamweaver 4, so you can easily move your Dreamweaver Web site to FrontPage 2003 or work with Macromedia Dreamweaver users on a single site.

Just as in Dreamweaver with its template, when authoring a page in Front Page that is linked to a template, the user is prevented from changing those parts of the page that come from the template. When you update the template file, those changes are automatically propagated to the pages linked to that template.

Here's how to apply a Dynamic Web Template to a new page:

· On the File menu, click New.

· On the New Page or Web Site task pane, under More Web Templates, select Web site templates.

· In the Web Site Templates dialog box, click the appropriate template.

To apply a Dynamic Web Template to a new page:

· On the Format menu, point to Dynamic Web Template, then click Attach Dynamic Web Template.

NEW DEVELOPMENTS AT MICROSOFT FRONT PAGE:

Front page is no longer in production, but continues to be supported by Microsoft. Taking its place are Office SharePoint Designer 2007 and Expression Web -- partially based on FrontPage technologies launched in 2006.

Which tool is for you?

Use Office SharePoint Designer 2007 if you are a solution creator and content author working using SharePoint technologies. SharePoint Designer 2007 will enable information workers to develop applications and solutions on top of the SharePoint platform to enable organizational agility, business process automation, and get the full value of Microsoft Office applications on the SharePoint platform.

Use Expression Web if you are a professional Web designer. It is a professional design tool to create Web sites . Expression Web is targeted at designers who are building broad reach HTML Web sites.

What happened to FrontPage?

After nine years of being an award-winning Web authoring tool, FrontPage was discontinued in late 2006. It is still supported by its manufacturer.