|  | ## About This Tutorial
Frontier Web Tutorial About This Tutorial About Web Site Management Why Frontier? Starting Up Getting Comfortable With Tables Exploring the Examples Your First Web Site Frontier HTML Basics Getting Comfortable With Outlines Templates Outline Formatting Includes and Macros Handling Images Glossaries and Filters Defines and Custom Directives Publishing Site Outline and NextPrev Relative References Leveraging Your Work Narrative of a Rendering Where To Go From Here Terms, Tips and Examples |  | ### Royal Road A legend has it that an ancient king, tired of the step-by-step, proof-by-proof progression of his mathematics lessons, complained to his teacher and asked, in effect, whether they couldn't jump ahead to the good stuff. The reply was: "Your majesty, there is no Royal Road to geometry." With Frontier, happily, that's not true. Frontier provides you with plenty of power to get started quickly; you can go back and learn the details later. Let's start enjoying Web site management with Frontier. Note: Frontier progresses constantly in response to user needs and ideas. Revisions become available for download fairly frequently. This tutorial is geared to Frontier 5.1, the cross-platform version for Windows and Macintosh. Since this is a hands-on tutorial, if you have not started with a clean download of Frontier 5.1, your experience may differ from what is described here. Another Note: This tutorial has benefitted from suggestions, questions, corrections, and encouragement by readers of earlier versions, as well as from the generous sharing of inventiveness and expertise (through the mailing lists) that characterizes the Frontier community. Since I can't thank each individually, thanks, one and all. You know who you are.

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| This tutorial was adapted for Frontier 5 by Brent Simmons, from the Frontier 4 web tutorial written by Matt Neuburg.