This page is dedicated to all those who have assisted me in getting my web pages up and running.
I have had the capability to publish these web pages through AT&T's Worldnet Services but I didn't have the knowledge to create the pages using HTML. I had seen some web page creators but I wanted to learn the HTML code myself and understand just what I was doing. I finally found a marvelous tutorial at the site for The Maricopa Center for Learning and Instruction (MCLI). The Writing HTML tutorial can be found at http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/index.html.
I found this tutorial to be an excellent study guide to getting started at writing html code for designing web pages. The flow from one topic to another is easy and intuitive. Each topic flows into the next and builds on what you have just learned from a previous lesson. One could probably go through this tutorial in a day without any trouble and become proficient in web page publishing. I do not recommend this approach of learning it in a day because you would miss too much. Take the time to learn all nuances of html writing and build yourself a much better web site. One key thing to have though, before you get started, is an idea of what you want to publish on your own web site. This in itself will greatly help you learn HTML much more quickly. I'm sure there are many other excellent tutorials out there, plus tons of books too, but I found this one and THIS one motivated me to get started. That says a lot.
Thanks to the IAAS, John, NØVSE, KIØDZ, and KBØYTF for putting links to my page on their sites.
