The Scheduled Picture component in Microsoft® FrontPage® 2000 lets you add an image to a page--but only have it appear during a specified period of time. For example, by using the component to add a "new" image next to new items on your links page, you don't have to remember to go back and remove that image after a couple of months.

Many FrontPage 2000 users have avoided the Scheduled Picture component, however, because it doesn't seem to work. Even after an image's expiration date has passed, the image continues to appear on the page.

The reason for this apparent bug is that FrontPage 2000 only updates your scheduled images when you republish your Web--it happens during the "Processing Web Updates" phase of the publishing process. If you plan to use the Scheduled Picture component, then, you should make it a habit to hit the Publish button on a regular basis.

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1. Open your Control Panel and select Network
   
2. Click Add.  Under Network Component Type choose Client and click Add.
   
3. Under Manufacturers, click Microsoft and select Client for Microsoft Networks in the Network Clients box.
   
4. Choose Ok. Note - this does NOT have to be set as your Primary Network Logon.
   
5. You may need to insert your Windows CD.   If prompted to overwrite newer files, choose No.  Click OK to re-boot your PC.
   
6. Next, open My Computer, and double-click to open Dial-Up Networking
   
7. Right-click on your Dial Up connection and choose Properties
   
8. Click on the Server Types tab.
   
9. Check the box that says Log On to Network and choose OK.

FrontPage 2000 now has the built-in ability to create new themes or modify existing themes from within the program itself.

1. Choose Format | Theme
   
2. Either select an existing Theme to modify or choose Blank to create a new theme.
   
3. Click Modify
   
4. Select the options you wish to modify.
   
5. Choose Save, to save the existing theme, or Save As to create a new theme.
   
6. Give the new Theme a name.