 |
 |
|
A Practical Guide to HTML Publishing and Resources
| It is my intention to make this home page a source of
information for others, who like myself, share an interest in personal computing in
general and Web publishing in particular. Ever since I purchased my first Apple II
computer back in 197? (which I still have and am convinced will be worth big $$$ someday),
I've been hooked and fascinated with computers and their practical applications. I am not a programmer or amateur hacker. Rather my job as Vice President of Sales & Marketing has lead me to more practical applications (i.e. automated contracts generated through WordPerfect and Word; extensive use of databases for keeping track of personnel, production, and contract approvals; spreadsheets for evaluating financial aspects of proposals; and more recently automated sales processes for keeping track of customers and locations. Naturally, the emergence of the Internet and "information superhighway" has lead me to spend most of my "off hours" computer time to gaining information about the WWW and its practical applications. Currently, I am heading up a project to develop a substantial Internet presence for my company, Web Service, with our own Web site. Our site is located at http://weblaundry.com and has been up an running since early 1997. We also own the rights to http://web.com and are formulating plans for its development as an Internet commerce site.. Over the last several years I have spent a considerable amount of time surfing the internet, gathering information, and "experimenting" with various HTML editors. It is my intention to share my experiences and knowledge with those of you interested in developing your own personal or business Web sites. If you're more interested in the practical applications and experiences of someone who has above average computer literacy, but is no "computer technocrat", I think you'll find this site worthwhile. Along the way I'll throw in a variety of interesting sites, attempting to categorize them by subject matter, which I found interesting or useful. |
Home | HTML Books | HTML Basics | HTML Editors
HTML Resources | Windows 95 Resources | Graphics
| vpweb@ix.netcom.com |  |
 |
You are visitor
|
 |
Last Edited on March 27, 1999 Rick Reynolds - vpweb@ix.netcom.com |
