creating web pages

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Judy

Someone told me there is a really simple way to create a
personal web page via a template of some sort. I need to
create a web page for my employer and have no idea how to
do this. I do not want to put a great deal of time into
it because it is not something I think I will ever use.
Can you advise me how to get started, is there such a
thing as a template or a program that walks you through
creating a web page, and about how long do you think it
would take to create a simple web page?
 
Judy,

To setup webpag, you need to have a Internet Protocol
Address of your company. I assume all of the hardware and
IP available. I guess you'd like to make the webpage
content for your employer, right?

From my experience, I have copied some webpages to
microsoft word and saved to xxx.doc file. Then you could
modify the content of the webpage.
At last, save it to htm file that's ok.

However, you must change more in content. Otherwise you
will be punished for copy right.

Regards.
 
Judy said:
Someone told me there is a really simple way to create a
personal web page via a template of some sort. I need to
create a web page for my employer and have no idea how to
do this. I do not want to put a great deal of time into
it because it is not something I think I will ever use.
Can you advise me how to get started, is there such a
thing as a template or a program that walks you through
creating a web page, and about how long do you think it
would take to create a simple web page?
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Some ISPs offer their customers free web space for personal use. If you
check that out with your ISP and log on to your reserved area, you may find
that they have tools and templates available at the site.

Alternatively, there are many programs that can create web pages (.HTM
files) and that provide templates: Front Page, MS Word and MS Publisher to
name just a few. Each program will have different directions for creating
these pages.

You'll also need a webspace to upload the finished pages to. If using space
provided by the ISP, check their tech support area for directions on
uploading. If using space you've purchased from a web presence provider or
using one of the free web servers, you will find upload directions at those
sites too.
 
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