Not really. FP 2003 had some features added to it to begin ASP.Net support,
but that was way back when the .Net Framework 1.0 came out so new features
such as Master Pages aren't useful in FP. I would recommend having the web
designer upgrade to Expression Web, which is the successor to FrontPage and
is really built to be the tool for a designer to work with in concert with a
developer using VS. It's a much better tool than FP and can work with Master
Pages. The upgrade will work from any version of FrontPage and is usually
available for about $90.

If all you're going to be doing is providing the code,
and you'll be shipping off the pages to a visual designer
who'll pretty up the presentation, create them with VWD Express.

VWD Express is free...

Download it from :

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/express/aa974185.aspx

Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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I prefer Dreamweaver, but Visual Web Designer Express is a free tool from
Microsoft that should support ASP.NET 2.0.

Thank you very much for all your comments!  I believe the answer is
Front Page is not the tool to use, but Visual Web Designer is.

Regards,

Randy.

Look at this thing called Expression Web as well.

I'm not sure if someone else recommended it, with a slight variation in the
name.

But "Expression Web" is the key phrase I think.

There is a eval download.