[IBC] website
 

I would second what Harry suggested. Open a club account with a reputable
ISP (e.g. AOL, MSN,...) and they will give you some limited space for a
homepage. Use that until is becomes clear that this is something you really
want to do. It will also give you an opportunity to browse around different
sites and see what you like, learn the necessary software, and experiment
before jumping in with both feet and lots of $$$.

Jeff Isom
Cleveland, OH / Sunset Zone 39

-----Original Message-----
From: Harry in Iowa ]
Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 1:19 PM
To:
Subject: [IBC] website


"Peter K." held forth in
:

I have brought to my club the idea of making a website for it. we are a
small club so costs cannot be too steep. Where do i start?


You can do something as simple as a group on MSN. I have one just for my
far flung family to share pictures and a message board. We have one page
which is contact information. It doesn't cost anything. The quality of your
photography and interest in the subject material will be what you are
showcasing. Start simple, see how many are going to stick with it and see
if it is worth it to start spending money on it.

--
Harry in Iowa

"Land of mystery 'cause nobody really lives there"

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[IBC] website
 

I would second what Harry suggested. Open a club account with a reputable
ISP (e.g. AOL, MSN,...) and they will give you some limited space for a
homepage. Use that until is becomes clear that this is something you really
want to do. It will also give you an opportunity to browse around different
sites and see what you like, learn the necessary software, and experiment
before jumping in with both feet and lots of $$$.

Jeff Isom
Cleveland, OH / Sunset Zone 39

-----Original Message-----
From: Harry in Iowa ]
Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 1:19 PM
To:
Subject: [IBC] website


"Peter K." held forth in
:

I have brought to my club the idea of making a website for it. we are a
small club so costs cannot be too steep. Where do i start?


You can do something as simple as a group on MSN. I have one just for my
far flung family to share pictures and a message board. We have one page
which is contact information. It doesn't cost anything. The quality of your
photography and interest in the subject material will be what you are
showcasing. Start simple, see how many are going to stick with it and see
if it is worth it to start spending money on it.

--
Harry in Iowa

"Land of mystery 'cause nobody really lives there"

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[IBC] website
 

I would second what Harry suggested. Open a club account with a reputable
ISP (e.g. AOL, MSN,...) and they will give you some limited space for a
homepage. Use that until is becomes clear that this is something you really
want to do. It will also give you an opportunity to browse around different
sites and see what you like, learn the necessary software, and experiment
before jumping in with both feet and lots of $$$.

Jeff Isom
Cleveland, OH / Sunset Zone 39

-----Original Message-----
From: Harry in Iowa ]
Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 1:19 PM
To:
Subject: [IBC] website


"Peter K." held forth in
:

I have brought to my club the idea of making a website for it. we are a
small club so costs cannot be too steep. Where do i start?


You can do something as simple as a group on MSN. I have one just for my
far flung family to share pictures and a message board. We have one page
which is contact information. It doesn't cost anything. The quality of your
photography and interest in the subject material will be what you are
showcasing. Start simple, see how many are going to stick with it and see
if it is worth it to start spending money on it.

--
Harry in Iowa

"Land of mystery 'cause nobody really lives there"

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****
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+++++ Questions? Help? e-mail +++++

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[IBC] website
 

I would second what Harry suggested. Open a club account with a reputable
ISP (e.g. AOL, MSN,...) and they will give you some limited space for a
homepage. Use that until is becomes clear that this is something you really
want to do. It will also give you an opportunity to browse around different
sites and see what you like, learn the necessary software, and experiment
before jumping in with both feet and lots of $$$.

Jeff Isom
Cleveland, OH / Sunset Zone 39

-----Original Message-----
From: Harry in Iowa ]
Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 1:19 PM
To:
Subject: [IBC] website


"Peter K." held forth in
:

I have brought to my club the idea of making a website for it. we are a
small club so costs cannot be too steep. Where do i start?


You can do something as simple as a group on MSN. I have one just for my
far flung family to share pictures and a message board. We have one page
which is contact information. It doesn't cost anything. The quality of your
photography and interest in the subject material will be what you are
showcasing. Start simple, see how many are going to stick with it and see
if it is worth it to start spending money on it.

--
Harry in Iowa

"Land of mystery 'cause nobody really lives there"

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****
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+++++ Questions? Help? e-mail +++++

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[IBC] website
 

Should you or anyone needs help designing websites, I can offer assistance
in creating the website. Shoot me an email...

[Tony B.]


-----Original Message-----
From: Internet Bonsai Club ]On Behalf
Of Andy Rutledge
Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 1:22 PM
To:
Subject: [IBC] website


----- Original Message -----
From: "Liam"

Although FP makes long, clunky code. TBH, you're better off learning
html, or using a better web-page package. Or, do what lots of people do:
copy someone else's page. Take the basic structure and as long as you
don't use any of their images, you're not doing anything illegal (at least
nothing that can be proven to be illegal)...
Liam
-----------------------

....but of course you risk getting all sorts of notorious publicity on one of
the several "Design RipOff" exposure sites - which showcase which idiots
have stolen which designs from good sites. Liam offers some bad advice.
Don't take it. If you're just needing a simple web page/site, the clunky,
proprietary code that MS FrontPage spits out will do you no harm. Use one
of the many templates and be happy knowing that you're not breaking the law
or even making a jerk of yourself. ;-)

Kind regards,
Andy Rutledge
www.andyrutledge.com/palaver/main.htm
zone 8, Texas

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