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Guest
i wnated to create a website but i don't know how...guess i'm really a
dummie...
dummie...
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Echo S
Aysh said:
Is this a PowerPoint question? PowerPoint isn't the best tool to use to
build a website.
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Guest
thx for the tips so what's the best tool to build a website...
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Echo S
Probably DreamWeaver.
Front Page will do a respectable job also.
For that matter, you could use Notepad if you can read/write HTML code.
Front Page will do a respectable job also.
For that matter, you could use Notepad if you can read/write HTML code.
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dee
this might get you started, but depends on which version (2000, 2003 etc)you
have of Front Page
http://www.fgcu.edu/support/office2000/frontpage/
dee
have of Front Page
http://www.fgcu.edu/support/office2000/frontpage/
dee
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Guest
If you're really a dummie, you will probably have a hard time creating Web
pages at all, so the best you will be able to do is create a Word document
and save it as a Web page. This is really easy, but it doesn't make very
good Web pages. I suspect that you are less of a dummie than you let on (if
everyone who didn't know how to make a Web page were dummies, then some of
the smartest people I know are dummies). You can try programs like Microsoft
FrontPage, DreamWeaver, or Adobe GoLive. You can go to Yahoo and use some of
their free tools. Or you can try to work from HTML (it's not as hard as it
seems). You might want to check out the Web Page Creation section of the
site for one of my classes:
http://www.loyola.edu/education/facstaff/marcovitz/et605/
The first two documents will get you started with using NotePad or WordPad
(or TextPad or SimpleText on a Mac) to create Web pages. The other documents
are good references. I particularly like draac.com.
--David
David Marcovitz
Author of _Powerful PowerPoint for Educators_
http://www.loyola.edu/education/PowerfulPowerPoint/
pages at all, so the best you will be able to do is create a Word document
and save it as a Web page. This is really easy, but it doesn't make very
good Web pages. I suspect that you are less of a dummie than you let on (if
everyone who didn't know how to make a Web page were dummies, then some of
the smartest people I know are dummies). You can try programs like Microsoft
FrontPage, DreamWeaver, or Adobe GoLive. You can go to Yahoo and use some of
their free tools. Or you can try to work from HTML (it's not as hard as it
seems). You might want to check out the Web Page Creation section of the
site for one of my classes:
http://www.loyola.edu/education/facstaff/marcovitz/et605/
The first two documents will get you started with using NotePad or WordPad
(or TextPad or SimpleText on a Mac) to create Web pages. The other documents
are good references. I particularly like draac.com.
--David
David Marcovitz
Author of _Powerful PowerPoint for Educators_
http://www.loyola.edu/education/PowerfulPowerPoint/