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Everyone wants to be a part of the internet. Well, okay, maybe not everyone. My grandmother doesn't want to be a part of the internet. She says things like, "what good is that crap, anyway?" Obviously, if you're reading this section of this site, you must have an interest in making your voice heard on this personal printing press we call the World Wide Web. Like many veterans of the great Web-Wars, you will have to do a little bit of learning. Okay, maybe a lot of learning. But it doesn't have to be all that difficult, so don't hang up the telephone now! There are several tools available to Macintosh and PC users which can make the creation of a web-site a little easier. You'll still need to learn a few things along the way, so let's try to get you on track to become the next WebMaster of the Century. This page is set up to provide you with a step-by-step method of getting a web-page up and running. We provide the tools which allow you to get the basics down and expand your level of experience and knowledge. Pretty soon, you'll know what HTML, DHTML, XML and CGI mean. Maybe, if I do my job well, you'll even know how to use them to your advantage. Some important points to help you in your quest: This educational process is not the be-all-to-end-all lesson in web-site design. Further, I'm not in the mood to reinvent the wheel. Such being the case, I'll be making references to other sites and documents which are intended to be used as reference materials. Last on my list: This tutorial is intended to be used by site members who want to bring up a site on the NDCRT servers. Most of the information you'll learn here will be standardized - what you learn here will be applicable in other locations around the world. However, the examples presented here will be focused on this server and the tools we provide here. As with all things MERLIN, if you become lost or have additional questions about something you've seen here, feel free to drop ME a quick e-mail. I'll be more than happy to offer you my wise-cracking words of wisdom and guidance. Lessons and Issues Reference Materials |
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