Acronyms like HTML and HTTP may conjure up images of propellerheads slaving away at their computer keyboards, but it's really very easy to create simple Worldwide Web pages that can serve many purposes.

A Web page is simply a text (or ASCII format) file that contains HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) formatting codes. HTML codes are pretty easy to understand once you see some in action. As we'll see, anyone with Web access, a Web browser, some space on a Web server and a word processing program can put up a Web page. Here are eight steps to a quickie Web page.

1. Organize your information.
Think about the information you want the page to present, and come up with a basic format for it. Web pages have a window title (the text that appears in the window's title bar when you use a graphical Web browser like Netscape), a page title, and some text, graphics, or hypertext links to other pages. If you plan to have...

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