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Have you noticed that when you load certain pages with forms on
them that the insertion point will automatically appear in the
first form field, allowing you to quickly begin typing? In other
cases, though, you have to click in the field first.

The difference is a tiny bit of JavaScript, which you can add to
your FrontPage forms. You must first give your form a name in the
Form Properties dialog box, and you must know the name of the targeted
field. (Check the Text Box Properties dialog box if you're not
sure.)

Now, switch to HTML mode and add the following code just after
the tag at the end of the form:



Substitute the actual form and field names, of course. Now, when
you load the page in the browser, the insertion point will appear
in the targeted field, ready for input.
 Giving focus to a FrontPage form field

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