The full release is planned to include support for ActiveX, Java and JScript, Microsoft's implementation of JavaScript. Users will also be able to code and edit HTML from within the program.
Tech Industry
FrontPage ready for beta
Microsoft will next week publish a new beta version of the FrontPage Web publishing application it bought last year from startup Vermeer Technologies.
More from Martin Veitch
Related Stories
- 1 of 3
-
Driverless air taxis, drones, pods: Dubai puts future tech at heart of transportation
Dubai wants 25 percent of its total transportation to be autonomous by 2030. But that's just the tip of the technology iceberg.
-
Poynter: A 'turbulent' decade for journalism as digital news flounders
Advertising is a losing business. Google gets about 20 percent less per click every quarter. The internet's greatest challenge is a sustainable media business model. ...
-
The Edelman Trust Barometer is the largest survey of its kind -- 33,000 people in 27 countries. The majority expect to be worse-off within five years.
-
Dyson 2018 profit breaks $1B, to move global HQ to Singapore
Fuelled by "soaring demand" across Asia, the UK consumer electronic manufacturer sees its profits climb 33 percent to cross £1.1 billion (US$1.42 billion) for the first time last ...
-
China denies massive layoffs among internet firms
Since the fourth quarter of 2018, many Chinese reports have suggested that major internet firms in the country are either scaling back or freezing hiring, or axing staff due to lukewarm ...
-
China tech spending to hit $273B amidst US trade war, slowing economy
Chinese businesses are projected to spend US$256.61 billion on tech this year and another US$272.84 billion in 2020, focusing their investments on transforming operations and ...
-
Samsung launches "smallest" image sensor for full-screen phones
Samsung's ISOCELL Slim 3T2 is 1/3.4 inches in size and can fit into full-screen smartphones.
-
New 2016 iPhone SE for $249? Apple's clearance models sell out fast
The iPhone SE made a brief appearance on Apple's clearance page, but rapidly sold out.
-
Smaller, cheaper: How these tiny satellites are spinning off new space data movement
Finnish microsatellite maker ICEYE is part of a wave of startups providing Earth data to business and governments.
Join Discussion