Web Development

Hi, I'm thinking of learning how to create web sites/pages. I'm aware of the
likes of Frontpage, dreamweaver, cold fusion etc. But can anyone recommend a
package for a beginner - new to web development but not I.T.

Cheers, Steve.

SteveC

Hi Steve,

I've been doing web pages and web sites for years, and I really recommend
learning basic HTML first. As in, "how to create a web page by using
Notepad". (My favorite book for that is "Sams Teach Yourself Web Publishing
in 21 Days" by Laura Lemay.) It's really fun! Then, when you have those
basics learned, you can play with different applications to see what you
like and for the added bells-and-whistles. But tweaking and troubleshooting
your pages becomes much easier when you have the fundamentals down first.

--
Jeanie Decker
Microsoft Learning
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

"SteveC" <> wrote in message
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> Hi, I'm thinking of learning how to create web sites/pages. I'm aware of
the
> likes of Frontpage, dreamweaver, cold fusion etc. But can anyone recommend
a
> package for a beginner - new to web development but not I.T.
>
> Cheers, Steve.
>
>

Jeanie Decker \(MS\)

If you are in Hawaii check out http://okiweb.com
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi Steve,
>
>I've been doing web pages and web sites for years, and I
really recommend
>learning basic HTML first. As in, "how to create a web
page by using
>Notepad". (My favorite book for that is "Sams Teach
Yourself Web Publishing
>in 21 Days" by Laura Lemay.) It's really fun! Then, when
you have those
>basics learned, you can play with different applications
to see what you
>like and for the added bells-and-whistles. But tweaking
and troubleshooting
>your pages becomes much easier when you have the
fundamentals down first.
>
>--
>Jeanie Decker
>Microsoft Learning
>This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.
>
>"SteveC" <> wrote in message
>news:...
>> Hi, I'm thinking of learning how to create web
sites/pages. I'm aware of
>the
>> likes of Frontpage, dreamweaver, cold fusion etc. But
can anyone recommend
>a
>> package for a beginner - new to web development but not
I.T.
>>
>> Cheers, Steve.
>>
>>
>
>
>.
>

Ed