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Started by Adam Griff
Wed, 05 Jul 1995 00:00
Looking for help Creating a Web Page.
Author: Adam Griff
Date: Wed, 05 Jul 1995 00:00
Date: Wed, 05 Jul 1995 00:00
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Please reply to: ----------------------------------------- From: aparks@liberty.com Subject: Re: web page needed Organization: Liberty Info Network We just wanted the Web page set up. Actually, we have enough graphics to be able to lay it out (also, we've been reading everything we can on setting up our own web page, etc.). We've browsed the html structures of other pages, pretty much know what we want, etc.. Just have no "left" brains. If anyone else in your dept. has time, please do pass our request on. Since I teach screenwriting, perhaps I could swap some screenplay or prose critiquing for the Web page? Thanks again, Adrienne More info: creating a web page for our start-up, very non-profit, pet help site. We are trying to establish a place where pet owners can turn for all sorts of helpful advice regarding everything -- from training to finding lost pets to diet, etc.. While some few individual sites exist put up by lone individuals, we are (at least) two creative types (with dogs) who would like to become more of a centralized and recognized place for dog and cat (and maybe other) owners to turn. Exciting times! Anyway, we can't pay much, but could pay something...or, could trade some of our skills (like graphics, screenwriting, etc.). I am a screenwriter, also teach screenwriting at UCLA. My other business half, Chris, works at a hospital by day, is forming an educational-for-kids game production company of his own. Anyway, can you help? If not, can you recommend someone who could? Thanks for your consideration. Adrienne Parks
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