This page is a list of links to resources for information about using the Internet -
You can specify colors in the HTML coding; here is a resource that explains the technique and has examples -
Graphics are a very important part of web page design. Here is a collection of pictures and how to get more information -
How do you translate text into web page format? Here are references to several products that do that -
Once you have coded your web page and made a few upgrades, is it still valid HTML? Here are links to several resources that check your files -
Here is an extensive set of tutorials (albeit a bit dated - circa 1994) that explain many basic concepts about the Internet -
There are many tools to help you use the Internet. Here is a collection of some of them -
The Javascript language is becoming widely used for web page design. Here is a collection of links to much more information about it -
The Internet is divided into "upper-level-domains" - abbreviations that signify the entity, be it country, commercial, or governmental, that is using the address. Here is a list of the current assignments plus links to many of the user-lvel domain name registars -
The HTML web coding language has some very detailed and exact requirements. Here are references to more information -
The Lynx Browser is a simple non-graphic web page capability that can be used to check what your pages look like without graphics or from a handicapped viewer perspective -
Here is a summary of some of the Telnet-level Unix operating systems commands you may encounter -
Here is demonstration of how the number of *.gifs in a page affect loading time -