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These pages were originally my storage facility for HTML codes. I decided to present them as an HTML help-site for anybody who's interested.
I predict you will have a new homepage soon! Be sure and send it to me.
I've been using WebTv since December '98. I was a total stranger to the Internet before that time. I was suprised and amazed that WebTv users could do so much on the web. I started building my first set of webpages in March '99. I have been concentrating on music and guitar a lot lately, so I don't update these pages much. I'm a busy dood!
I hope you enjoy your visit.
NOTE:Always remember when linking to to images, sound, etc. to follow the publishers directions.(Terms of Service) That means you need to upload the files to your homepage-publisher's server.(Your homepage directory) Go to Beth's Uploading to learn how to upload files to your homepage. It costs your publisher for the extra bandwidth if you don't. Plus it's against the rules of most homepage-providers. It will also help your page to load faster if you follow the rules, so please use responsibility when linking to published material on your homepage or e-mail.
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Basic HTML Tags

These are the basic tags that "lay-out" your page. These tags are for head, title and body.
The first tag to learn is the HTML tag and it looks like this:

<html></html>

These must be the first and last tags that you put on your page.

Everything else goes between these tags.

When you're ready to start writing your page the basic page is arranged like this:

/tr>
<html>
<head>
<title>
</title>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>

You won't need to use the <head> tags on any page unless you want to add extras like javascript. You can also leave a message for anyone who decides to view your source-code.

Like this:

<html><head><!---why on earth are you looking at my html?twerp!---!><title>title here</title></head><body>all my words sounds gifs and hotlinks here</html>

When you insert the title of your page between the title tags, that's what you see on your browser's title-bar. Everything else seen on your page will be within the <body> tag.

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