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Re: Creating a webpage Was Re: 12 of my favorite pictures of Legoland, CA
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Mon, 23 Jul 2001 05:40:29 GMT
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> I really don't have a clue where to start with a webpage. It just seems
> like it will take forever and there are so many details to mess
> with...details that I think will end up forgetting in the long run that will
> be crucial to the success of my webpage. I have so many ideas that I want
> to do and I see it being absolutely perfect in my mind. But like I said, I
> just don't know where to start. I would like to get a book but don't know
> which one would work best. At the end of my second year of college (last
> year) I picked up Microsoft Frontpage 2000 which I heard was great when
> creating a webpage. Being an Architecture student, I find that I don't have
> time to make a webpage. That is, during the school year I won't have time.
> During Christmas break and summer break I could do it though.
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> The only problem is that I am confused as to where I should begin. Mabye
> the solution is to take some sort of class or at least have someone come and
> help me out personally. I am just not sure!
>
> Brendan
Hey Brendan!
I have found one of the best places to start with a webpage is to look at
www.webmonkey.com. It has almost everything you need to learn HTML, etc. I
just use Windows Notepad for most of my code writing. Pages don't have to
be super and special- simple is wonderful. That's something I still haven't
managed to master =D. Other than that "borrowing" other people's code using
"View Source" extremely helpful. And just have fun!
Rob McMurray
www.brickwired.com
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