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Adding Expedia Maps to Your Web Site Based on Windows SharePoint
Services
You can quickly and easily insert a map or a link to a map
from Expedia into your Web site based on Windows SharePoint Services. For
example, this map of the area around the Mall of America in Bloomington,
Minnesota came from Expedia and is available through FrontPage 2003.
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To add a link to an Expedia map or to insert a map from
Expedia into your site,
open the Web site based on Windows SharePoint Services in
FrontPage 2003 and do the following:
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In the Folder List view, double-click on the page in which you
want to insert the map. This opens the page.
Note: If you don't see a list of file folders and files, select
Folder List from the View menu.
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Position your cursor where you want the map to be and
then click to place the insertion point.
Note: Do not click directly on a List in a SharePoint
Services-based Web page because that will select it and further insert actions
will replace the list with your text. To position your cursor just before a list or other element on the
page, click on that element and then press the Home button on your keyboard.
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Select Web Component from the Insert menu and under Component Type, scroll down to
Expedia
Components.
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Select Link to a map if you want to link to the most
current map, or select Static map if you want the map to be inserted
directly into your page (see example at the top of this page with link MSN
Maps and Directions).

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Click Finish and complete the Static Map Properties wizard.
Tip: You can quickly change the static map now displayed in
Design view by right-clicking it, selecting FrontPage Component
Properties..., and completing the Static Map Properties wizard.
More information
For more information about Automatic Web Content, see Microsoft FrontPage 2003
Help.
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