Download Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 aka Frontpage FREE

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Now that's a brilliant news. Microsoft has made the SharePoint Designer 2007 (previously known as Microsoft Frontpage) FREE. So you can download it and use it without spending any bucks.

SharePoint Designer is a great tool for website development. Its a WYSIWYG HTML editor and Website administrator tool from Microsoft. It provides the powerful tools you need to deliver compelling and attractive SharePoint sites and quickly build workflow-enabled applications and reporting tools on the SharePoint platform, all in an IT-managed environment.

According to Microsoft, SharePoint Designer 2007 is not compatible with SharePoint 2010. To connect to SharePoint 2010 sites you must use SharePoint Designer 2010. If using both the 2007 and 2010 versions of SharePoint Designer simultaneously on the same computer you must install 32-bit versions. Also, it is recommended that you install SharePoint Designer 2007 before SharePoint Designer 2010.

You can watch the following Q&A video to learn more:

Supported Operating Systems are Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP Service Pack 2.

So don't waste your time and grab your FREE copy from following link:

Download MS Office SharePoint Designer 2007 FREE

You'll need to register before downloading the free copy.

Thanks to Chris for sending this news via e-mail...

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