(Note: This icon will show if both, or either one of these META tags are
there)
This icon shows when the above META tag(s) is not in your page.
This icon shows when that page is in the editing view of FrontPage 2000. It doesn't
matter if the above META tag(s) is there or not. When you close out of the
active page, the icon will change depend on the META tag (s), mentioned above.
This icon shows for .asa .asp. css files. It isn't effected by the META tag(s)
This icon shows for graphics (jpg, gif, etc)
This seems to be the default icon for anything else (.js, .class .txt,
etc)
The next set of icons are the ones FrontPage 2000 uses for
Office 97 and 2000. (By default, when you open a document in FrontPage 2000 that was
created in another Office application, FrontPage will launch the original
application that created the file to allow you to edit the document. To use
FrontPage as your default editor you can change the default editor settings. To
change this setting, on the Tools menu, choose Options and click
on the Configure Editors tab. Then uncheck the box that says Open web pages in
the Office application that created them.)
(NOTE: A special thanks to David Berry, of SiteBuilder
Resources, for the Office 2000 information/verification)
Access icon
Excel icon
PowerPoint icon
Word icon
Access 2000 Data Access
Page
These next three deal with the check in - out
feature of FrontPage 2000
This is
the default. It means the document is not checked out at all.
This one
means you have checked out a document.
This one
means someone else had checked out a document.
This
icon shows up when the following META tag(s) are in your page:
This icon shows when the above META tag(s) is not in your page.
This icon shows when that page is in the editing view of FrontPage 2000. It doesn't
matter if the above META tag(s) is there or not. When you close out of the
active page, the icon will change depend on the META tag (s), mentioned above.
This icon shows for .asa .asp. css files. It isn't effected by the META tag(s)
This icon shows for graphics (jpg, gif, etc)
This seems to be the default icon for anything else (.js, .class .txt,
etc)
Access icon
Excel icon
PowerPoint icon
Word icon
Access 2000 Data Access
Page
This is
the default. It means the document is not checked out at all.
This one
means you have checked out a document.
This one
means someone else had checked out a document.