I have
made this website because of the boredom of life. I was too bored so I
started making myself WebPages. I changed my website every WEEK into a
TOTALLY new look! I just didn't like it.
I also had some problems of the compatibility. I found out that MOST of
my family and friends used Microsoft FrontPage. But I used NOTEPAD??????
I thought I'd get Microsoft FrontPage. SO I
quickly went to the Control Panel-->ADD/REMOVE
PROGRAMS and installed Microsoft FrontPage Express. At least I could program in Notepad! I know JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and VBSCRIPT. what else do I need? BLOW IT! I uninstalled Microsoft FrontPage. Then i continued programming my own website and images. Started downloading some image software from the internet. Until I thought... It's not fair! My friends use that ugly FrontPage and they have better looking websites??????? I don't get it!!!!! So I said I want some new stuff. I went to the internet and downloaded some files. A program to be precise. The program was called "Sausage Hotdog Express 5.5" There the story begins. It's like notepad...but BETTER! i mean. for example it colored the TAGS( <HTML> <A> <TABLE> etc.... ) or completed the word for me( I type <HT it types ML> ) It had LOADS of stuff! i LOVED it. I programmed and programmed and
programmed! i still thought it's not enough. I went to one of the friends
house. I saw MICROSOFT FRONTPAGE 98 I was
shocked! mine didn't have 98! it also had Express! i don't get it! I
always thought Express means BETTER or PRO? ok it told me about it! Until one day our computer got spoilt!!!!! ( I thought...COOOOOOOOOL!!
) I was happy cause I knew that ( we had office 97 ) office 2000 has
front page! I asked my dad to ask the friends if they have office 2000? AND BECAME happier than EVER!! So I thought I would not waste my time programming my webpages....I can
just use FrontPage. I always thought it's for beginners so I didn't use
it. But now! oh boy! I am stuck in to it! I almost forgot JavaScript
and CSS!
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