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It's time, don't you think?
You've been roaming the Internet looking at what everyone else has done.
Now you're ready to put together a Web site of your own

For Web page creation, the computer language is called HTML,
the coding system that turns plain text into colorful, interactive Web pages.

If you follow these steps, you will be able to create a simple web page.


A. Open the Notepad.

	1. Click on the Windows/2000 or 2003 Start
	2. Move the cursor to Programs
	3. When the list of programs appear
	4. Move the cursor to Accessories
	5. Move the cursor to Notepad, click on it.

B. Write the HTML codes.

	When the Notepad window appears,
	type the following HTML codes in Notepad.

	<HTML>
	<BODY BGCOLOR=YELLOW>
	<FONT SIZE=6 COLOR=BLUE>This is my first Web page!</FONT>
	</BODY>
	</HTML>

C. Save the HTML file

	1. Click on the File in the menu bar
	2. Move the cursor to the Save As.... and click on it
	3. When the Save As dialog box appears
	   (Note: The Windows is appeared in the Save in Text box)
	4. Select the Temp folder, double click on it
	5. In the File name text box, type my.html
	6. In the Save as Type, change to *.*
	7. Click on Save button to save your HTML file.
	   Note: your HTML file is now save in C:/Windows/Temp directory 

D. View your first Web page

	1. Double Click the Internet Explorer.
	2. When the Internet Explorer window appears
	3. Type 
		c:/Windows/temp/my.html
	   in the Address text box
	4. Press the enter key on your keyboard

Wow! Does your first Web page look nice?
(If you entered the HTML codes correctly.)

Hold on ! You have other things to learn, such as

How to have a ‘hand’ and able to click to another Web page?
How to have graphics in the Web pages?
How to make your Web pages even more nicer?

These are the recommended books for you:

1. Learn the HTML codes.

2. Using Tools to create Web pages.
If you do not want to know the computer codes, these are the good books.

3. More advance...

If you are using Internet explorer (version 4) or Netscape Navigator (version 4),
then you can use the new technologies - Dynamic HTML (DHTML) and Style Sheets
These books are also available in the Store, order it now!

To order, click on the title of these books.

After you have created all your web pages,
do you wish to let the people in the whole world see it?
Well, I will teach you next month.

Watch out For Beginner page, there are many more exciting things to come!

See you next month . . .

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