Installation: Devan had brought a licensed copy of FP2002 over, but it refused to install in Microsoft® Windows® Millennium Edition. It installed beautifully on an old laptop running Windows 98, but that PC didn't have a working modem, so I threw up (my hands). Actually, I did fool around with it. My friend Ann also had to install it on a PC with Windows 98. Interesting.

Tutorials: OK, I rushed over to Circuit City and bought a real one-owner copy of FP. When I finally took it out of the trunk of the car after tons of procrastination, I installed it and downloaded the MS tutorial. Boo. I really got spoiled when my favorite NetObjects Fusion started putting out tutorials that really taught. What a concept.

Book: On to the Barnes and Nobel Web site. Ordered a Sam's book. They're usually quite good, and this one is, too. Problem was that they sent it to my grandson across the country, so my son had to UPS it to me.

Web Host: After mousing  around a looong time, I finally found that Angelfire more or less supports the quirks of FP, as long as you have a relatively new version. So far, so good. I hate to shell out money for a practice site.
Apparently you can use Geocities, too. There's a upload tutorial for that here.

Publishing: Should be a piece of cake, except that Angelfire likes using file extensions of ".HTML" rather than the default of ".HTM" that FP sticks willy-nilly on a saved file. Yes, you can Save As, but it states its opinion on that option.