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Anfy Java … here's something to keep you busy - a Java program for making little applets.
Angelfire … you get to choose a name that's easy to remember or descriptive of your page.
Bookmarks2Go - homepage devoted to webpage instruction - see alphabet search for more.
CGI Script … provides you with the scripts to get the job done, but provides them for free!
Counters … remember, there's a downside: what if few visit the site? (9 hits in 2 years ?)
Dynamic Drive … free original DHTML scripts and components to enhance your web site.
Free Webspace - how great we are - here in GeoCites we even advertise our competitors.
Go Network … it's free, and they claim unlimited disk space, and editors for all levels.
Guestbooks … add a guestbook to your website ... your visitors can leave their comments.
Helen's Web Treats … very colorful page ... it's really a page of emeralds of all kinds.
HTML Validations … I'd like to meet the guy who gets fewer than one zillion errors.
Internet 101 … how-to's on frames, HTML, and CGI scripts broken down into easy lessons.
Internet Creator … a download to create/maintain a Web site without knowing any HTML.
JAVA … no, here it is not coffee ... but a special language in making webpages.
LinkBot ... test your website ... results are most comprehensive, and could be disheartening.
Media Builder … there's even a GIF Optimizer you can use to reduce the size of any GIF.
NameBoy ... enter a couple of keywords, choose a site category, then you'll get an instant list of possible choices for your domain. This includes a list of site names which have already been taken and ones that are on the auction block.
NetPromote … fantastic resource for anyone looking for free advice on how to get noticed.
Newbie Corner … simple instructions for even getting ready to work on a website.
Online Tools - can be used online, without any downloading or installing - website oriented.
PinPoint - is a search engine you can use (on your site) to let your visitors search your site.
SlamBook - something in additon to or even instead of, your guestbook ... can be fun.
Splash - web building program with wysiwyg interface ... I still like the geocities editor.
TheHomeOffice - expert help in building a website ... this is a real professional, and the proof is in her pages ... her expertise: Word Processing, Spreadsheets, Desk Top Publishing, Accounts, Debtors & Creditors, Web Designs, Graphic Designs, Banner Designs, Web Site Hosting, Internet Consulting ... with one-2-one training ... tuition of course, but she's good.
W3C ... a great web tutorial ... did you know that every pixel is made up of 3 color parts?
Web Development Tools … from home page novice to mega-site pro — the tools you'll need.
Web Design … strength of this promotional site lies in the 700-plus links offered.
WebMaster … published by a religious group, but we take the best from whence it comes.
Web Monkey … a guide for web developers ... has a Java, Java script, and HTML tutorials.
Website Abstraction … Java instruction ... it frightens me and uses up so much memory.
Web Site Garage … tune up your site for free and run critical diagnostics to improve it.
WebManga … some modern and innovative techniques being developed in Japan.
WebRing … you advertise me, and I'll advertise you ... sounds like a fair agreement.
Website Reviews … editors and assistance in websites ... I find GeoCities quite sufficient.
Web Tricks … from letting visitors sign a guest book to telling them what time it is.
Weekend Webmaster - collection of top-rated downloads to get you started on a website.
Writing for the Web … how to read on the Web and how authors should write on the Web.
WWW Help Page … links to excellent resources available on the Web for creating sites.
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A domain of one's own ... establishing a domain name, that unigue part of the Web address, like "yadayada.com" ... is a fairly simple procedure that you can do all by yourself. These sites will let you check for existing versions of the name you want, and if your choice is not already taken, you can sign up for it right there. The name can have a maximum of 26 characters, including the three-letter suffix. In addition to the .com address, there is an option to acquire the .net and .org suffixes for your desired domain name if they are available. Now if you can anticipate, etc etc. For the creative personality ... (scheming, crafty, cunning, connspiring, designing, downright thieving) ... I suppose there's a lot of moolah possible in this venturing.
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