1. How do I restrict access to my site or different areas of my site?
   
   You could place your files in a password protected sub web or you could use an ASP solution.
   
   There's a great tutorial on authentication on the activeserpages.com site as well as a sample ASP scripts at: http://www.takempis.com/pword.asp and http://www.kamath.com/tutorial/auth.asp
   
   Another solution might be to use a Third Party utility, such as RiadaLock.
   
   
2. How can I let users browse a directory?
   
   You can either set "allow directory browsing" in you server or you can try out this pretty cool (and FREE) ASP Script at: http://www.aspalliance.com/chris/browseDirs/index.asp
   
   
3. How do I set up FrontPage Forms for Email?
   
   
4. How do I create a new FrontPage Web?
   
   
5. What's the Difference between a .gif and a .jpg?

Photographs: When saving photos, the JPG (also JPEG) file format is the best choice. JPG files are relatively small and the photo quality is very good. The down side: Transparency is not an option with the JPG format.

Graphics: Text logos and line art, are examples of graphics that look great when saved in the GIF file format. GIF files yield great lines and sharp edges, while still keeping file size down. The added advantage of GIF files is that images can be saved with a "reduced color palette" (fewer colors), thus further reducing file size--very important when saving your creations for publishing on the Web. The down side: GIF files are limited to 256 solid colors.

6. What Does that Term Mean?