The program silently changes a web author's HTML code.

Documents a number of security vulnerabilities in the software.

Called upon to complete a web site that was almost done, the new web designer found bloated gibberish. Even worse, the proprietary Microsoft extensions used did not work.

What you see is what you get? Hardly. Frontpage 2000 has plenty of quirks, even if the webmaster wants to use plain HTML.

Ways in which using FrontPage as a site management tool gives headaches to web authors and admins.

The program has an infuriating tendency to undo the web author's work.

Griping about FrontPage extensions on a web host.

Let me count the ways.