How To Build A Web Site For FREE
A free How To Guide from 'The Web Surfer's Rest Stop'
(This Guide best viewed in Full Color with monitor settings at 800x600 dpi)

    Have you just signed up with a new Internet provider who has just given you free Meg. space on their server but you don't know a lick about creating a web page? Or maybe you have had your Internet account for some time now and know about that free space your provider has reserved for you but just don't think you can learn how to put it all together?
    As most Internet Providers today offer from 2Meg. to 20Meg. of free space for you to set up a Personel Home Page, there is still a lot of that free space vaccant!
    Than you are who I have written these next few pages for.
    Now I'm not about to write a book to try and teach anyone how to write HTML. My point is to show some paths you can take to teach your self how to use that free web space you are already paying for. And if you follow my plan, it won't cost you a single cent! Chances are, you already have all you need on your computer already.
 

    As I am not selling anything or attempting to advertise for any one, you may copy or distribute these pages anyway you desire. I would however appreciate if you leave my site's link in place and.......possibly a link on your new web site?
    When you do finally register your URL with your Internet Provider, think of it as your little piece of real estate on the World Wide Web!

Now let's get started. I've broken the plan down into the following steps:
 
      1) The Tools   (includes a section on basic "toolbars" - for the absolute beginner)
      2) Basic Understanding of HTML
      3) Some Advanced Things You Can Do   (includes a section on Java applets)
      4) Get Your Pages On The Web!
      5) Index {Resource Links}
 
    And don't think you have to have some big hi-tech super system to build your own web site. All I'm using is a second hand Packard Bell PC, 120Hz processor, 2Gig hard drive, 88Meg of RAM, and a sticky key board with half the letters worn off; and that's over kill for a tiny freebie web site like mine! Heck, I don't even own a scanner (but my brother at Wildwood.com does).