Adding Comments to a Page
Remember when you were a kid how fun it was to write with invisible ink? You'd write your secret message in lemon juice and nobody could see it until you held it up to a light bulb. Well, FrontPage has a great feature that's kind of like that.
In FrontPage you can leave yourself notes, called comments, on a Web page that appear when the page is being edited, but are invisible when the page is being viewed online. This is a good feature for Web-page designers who want to pass along notes to other members on a team, for people who like to use Post-It notes, or for those of us who are just nostalgic for our secret decoder ring.
To include comments on a Web page, do the following:
1. | Place the mouse cursor where you want ... |
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