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[SuperGenius]

the way that I got started in html was i got a book from chapters that was very basic and had lots of pictures and explinations. I suggest trying that, but after you've mastered the basics get a more advanced book/website.

[Amailer]

http://office.microsoft.com/home/office.aspx?assetid=FX01085802
get that... it's very very very simple to use.. good for starting off only

[dsantamassino]

SuperGenius wrote:

the way that I got started in html was i got a book from chapters that was very basic and had lots of pictures and explinations. I suggest trying that, but after you've mastered the basics get a more advanced book/website.

Thanks for the info.. Does any tutorials have that kind of info or not?? Like graphics, lots of details and all that.. Or tutorials don't carry that much work??

[dsantamassino]

Amailer wrote:

http://office.microsoft.com/home/office.aspx?assetid=FX01085802
get that... it's very very very simple to use.. good for starting off only

What the hell is it?? I don't see what it is. It doesn't tell me. Just gives me a bunch of junk and does it comes with something that tells me how to use it??

[Amailer]

Ya, I think there is a help file that you can use for help, and that is something that makes creating a site very simple, except what ever site you create on that only looks good on IE, not other browsers like firefox and etc, but it's okay if you wanna start to make a simple website.