If you've ever recieved an error on your page, that indicates a problem at a specific line number, it may be easy enough to track that error down. But what if it's a large page or contains a lot of coding? Then how do you find the line number quickly?
If you switch to HTML View, by clicking on the HTML tab in Page view, you can easily jump to a specific line number in your code.
Right-click anywhere in the HTML tab, and then click Go To on the shortcut menu.
In the Enter line number box, type the number of the line you want to go to.
Tip: If you look in the left corner of your status bar (in HTML View) you'll see the line number and column number displayed.
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For those of you still deciding on whether or not to upgrade to Windows XP, if you plan to develop and test your FrontPage webs locally then you want to go with Windows XP Professional, which has Internet Information Server (IIS) built-in.
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