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1 total messages Started by Tim Beachum Fri, 16 Feb 1996 00:00
HTML PROGRAMMING
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Author: Tim Beachum
Date: Fri, 16 Feb 1996 00:00
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I posted this message not as a computer guru, but as a modern day under 
dog. I am tired of seeing companies take advantage of the noble knowledge 
seekers such as you and I. They are taking computer techniques that can 
be learned in a day and stretching them out into several 500 page books 
for $40 - $60 (to say the least).

I became aware of this fact after I began my quest for knowledge on 
creating web pages, getting my web page on the Internet, getting exposure 
for my web page, adding automatic e-mail, adding links to other pages, 
the list of questions went on and on and on. After a few hundred dollars 
of book buying I had all the knowledge I needed to complete my journey.

Later a friend who was interested in creating his own web page was headed 
on the same journey I 	had already traveled. I explained the whole 
process and gave him a few examples. In less than a day he could compete 
with the best of them at creating web pages.

Allow me to apologize for carrying on. You see I don't want anyone else 
to go on the journey that I went on. I decided to make a list of the 
questions that I was asked most and wrote "HTML IN A DAY GUARANTEED", an 
electronic publication.

You can order this electronic publication with a Visa or Master Card and 
it will be sent to you via e-mail by going to 
http//www.livnet.com/~ecd/credit.htm If you prefer you may send a check 
or money order for $10.95 to:
Tim Beachum
530 Glenn Regis Way
Virginia Beach, VA 23452

REGARDLESS OF HOW YOU PAY, YOUR PUBLICATION WILL BE SENT TO YOU VIA 
E-MAIL, SO  PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO LEAVE ME YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS!
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