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There are so many web sites now a days which are helpful for graphics, midees also tutorials on html, tables for your e-mail page, or web pages and so on, here are a few to help you get started.

These tutorials that are1. C/C/P, which stands for cut, copy and paste this method with webtv if any images don't display the reason being it is not perfect just look for any breaks in your URL address of the gifs and in this section all links look for them on the navigation bar thanks Linda, 2.Warp-Speed Draac's has the tutorials simple to follow in addition too having resources links very helpful, and BigDaddy Still looking for another graphic try: Graphics 4 Webbers



animated webtv logo
Warp's Speed
JM-Test Bed
Print Url
Draac
BigDaddy
Printer FAQ
N.E.P.T.U.N.E.
Web Address Form
Ultimate
Graphics 4 Webbers

Wtv Junkies Color Chart


Color Selector
C/C/P, Linda

J. MARSHALL's link can be found on the navigation bar when you arrive there just follow the brief instructions, this is a html testbed where you can put your html codes and display what you have then if you want have the page e-mail back to you.

N.E.P.T.U.N.E.Thanks Bud this link is one of many others present on the navigation bar, to help those new in building their own pages Ultimate these web pages contains so many links which are helpful. If you are looking to customize your text adding special effects check here: Cool Text,
if you are still looking to make special banners for your Home Page and use on your e-mail page as well visit here:

The following websites are useful you find them on the navgation bar.WTV Junkies Color Chart,  Color Selector A little comment you can view how certain colors will look with other colors one's selection is important and with this thought in mind to design either a web page or on a e-mail page, one's creativity will stand out and with the information one has this brings people back again recommending your page to others.


This will link you to the

Questions about which printer, or printing problems this news group is very informative it is called

"PRINTER FAQ" one will find links to various web sites for your various printing needs this link is on the navigation bar, if your problem or question has not been resolved, come an visit this news group called printer help.

On this page there are a few news groups mentioned and I am sorry they are for webtv users only unless mention different. How about visiting animated gifs news group click here: Alt.Discuss.Animated Gifs.

Still have questions about html visit here: Alt.Html

Save time so why not print out a hard copy for when you see a comercial advertising a web page with lines for youhttp:// to fill out, thanks George, this is called: Web Address form this link is on the navigation bar the following one click here

HERE ARE SOME LINKS THAT ARE USEFUL:
Html Helps
Html Editorial

Writing Html

HtmlTutor

Html Tutorial

Html In Email

Html

Html Basic

Learn Html

Html_Help

Imaging Sites

Imagic Studio Tutorial

Imagic Studio

Imager

Flaming Text

Zyris

GifWorks

3D Textmaker

Cool Archive

Iqauto 3d Text

Net Mechanic

Tool Sites

Table Maker

Owens4

Meta Tags

New Page Build.

MasterPaks2 Test.

Dr. Watson

Convert Tiff to Jpg

Background & Color Charts

Media Blder Color  Chart

New

Color Chart1

Text, Bg Help

1001 Bg's

Color Chart2

Color Chart3

Text Clorizer

Color Picker

Hex Codes

Bg Mixed

Art Net Custom Calendar

Star

Forms Tutorial

Pauls'Links
Bad Linking

Here are the dimensions of your email page with webtv. here:
Friends with AOL visit here:

AOL AND WEBTV EMAIL HELP

I am quoting a little from a book which is mentioned within the contents of this website named Rough Guides this section is titled"Playing with text."Standard HTML ignores multiple spaces, tabs, and carriage returns, to get around that you can enclose text Hellothis is what is called a (Preformatted Text) tag pair, otherwise, any consective spaces, tabs, carriage returns, or combinations will produce a single space. However, it's more conventional to end paragraphs with <P> which creates a single line break. To create Multiple line breaks use <BR>. One <BR> will start the text on a new line, two will create a line break, three will create two line breaks, and so on.

Browsers automatically wrap text so there's no need to worry about page widths. To center text use these tags: <CENTER></CENTER> which would display like

TEXT GOES HERE!
text goes here! If you wish to underscore a word, sentence these are your tags to use <u></u> here is a example like so:

There are three simple, but effective, ways to emphasize text is to use bold. These are the tags when placed between these <B></B> this effect displays like this bold text or <STRONG></STRONG> like WHAT IS NEW WITH YOU?
Using italic (note this can become hard to read on the web) or colored or enlarged type. In regards to italicize, use these tags <I></I> like What do you think? or <EM></EM> like so: We live from day to day.

To change color or size, use <FONT COLOR="BLACK"SIZE="4"> </FONT>or whatever colour will display like so:(This is just one of the many colours)

IMAGES (.GIF,.JPG).

The easy way to display an image is to place the image within the <IMG> tags <IMG SRC="URL of the image location.gif"> you can insert any specifications within this tag all measurements are in pixels, here is just one of the many ways you can enjoy working with html: <IMG HEIGHT=300 WIDTH=400 ALIGN=TOP VSPACE=60 HSPACE=70 BORDER=100 SRC="url of the image location.gif"> would set the dimensions of your image .gif to 300 high by 400 wide, align its top with the tallest item in the line from the text by 60 vertically and 70 horizontally!

Try these by placing anyone of these inside your img tags:

Align=baseline
Aligns the bottom of image with the baseline of the current line.

Align=absmiddle
Aligns the middle of text with the middle of image.

Align=right
Aligns image with left margin. Text wraps on right.

Align=left
Aligns image with right margin. Text wraps on left.

Align=texttop
Aligns top of image with the tallest text in line.

Align=middle
Aligns the baseline of text with the middle of image.

Align=bottom
Aligns the bottom of image with the bottom of the current line.

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