1. On the File menu, click New.
2. On the New task pane, under New Web site, click More Web site templates.

3. Double-click Database Interface Wizard.

1. In the FrontPage has detected that your page will display best using area, make sure to select the check box for ASP, so that your pages will work correctly on a Web site located on a server running ASP.
2. Specify the database connection you want.

1. In the Select the table or view you would like to use for this database connection list, click the table or view you want.
2. In the Specify a location for the new files box, type a path to a folder in the active Web site to store the pages for adding, deleting, and editing database records.

• Under Edit form field type list, you can add, modify, delete, or change the order of the database columns and the corresponding form fields used to edit or update those fields.

Notes

• If you clicked Create a new Microsoft Access database within your Web site on the first page of the wizard, the page to specify columns and fields will appear sooner in the wizard.

• Some options might be unavailable. For example, if you clicked Use an existing database connection on the first page of the wizard, the option to add new columns is unavailable.

• Select the pages you want the wizard to create for you.

Notes

• When you select the pages you want the wizard to create for you, if you select either the Submission Form or the Database Editor check box, you can create pages to add, edit, and delete records. Likewise, if you select the Don't password protect my submission form or my database editor with a username and password check box, any site visitor can add, edit, or delete database records.
• Even if you do password protect this page, there are still security risks. Refer to FrontPage Help to learn more about database and security best practices.