Frontier 5: Windows
Welcome to the first release of Frontier for Windows!The Frontier folder contains several items:
- Frontier.exe
This is the Frontier application. Just double-click to run it.
- Frontier.root
This is Frontier's object database. When Frontier launches, the Frontier.root will be opened automatically. It's best to keep the Frontier.root in the same folder as Frontier.exe.
- Website Tutorial
This website gets you up-and-running with Frontier website management. It's a hands-on tutorial which includes an index at the back so you can use it for later reference. Start with the page called "default.html" -- or jump right to it.
- Extras folder
This folder contains two important things:
Frontier and the Active Desktop
If you've installed the Active Desktop on your computer, even if you've turned off its features, a small change in your Internet Explorer options will help it work better with Frontier.
Windows NT users should read this note about installing the Psapi.dll, a piece of NT system software Frontier requires but not every NT user has.
Where to go from here
The Frontier 5 home page is the gateway to more Frontier documentation and resources.
It's recommended that you join one of the Frontier mailing lists. See UserLand's Lists website to choose one that's right for you.
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