| File Transfer Protocol | C. FTP |
| Transfers a FrontPage web to a Web server | A. Publish function |
| Applications that enable publishing via HTTP | D. Server Extensions |
| HTTP port | B. Port 80 |
| The publish function uses either __ or __ to upload files. | FTP, HTTP |
| __ must be installed on a Web server to publish via HTTP. | FrontPage Server Extensions |
| Three examples of common Web servers are __, __, and __. | Internet Information Server, Netscape Enterprise Server, Apache |
| FrontPage's Publishing feature uses __ to publish (instead of __). | HTTP, FTP |
| The only way to upload a FrontPage web to a Web server is to use FTP. | False |
| FrontPage Server Extensions are only available for Microsoft Internet Information Server. | False |
| The FrontPage Publish function can be launched from the Menu bar or from the Standard toolbar. | True |
| You can publish a FrontPage 2000 web to a server running FrontPage 98 Extensions. | True |
| You can publish a FrontPage web to a Web server that does not have a FrontPage Server Extensions installed (but you will not enjoy the benefit of FrontPage-specific features in your web). | False |
