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I learned on my own. But you can look here for good shit:

HTML Basics

That has all you need. Or ask somebody who knows it. Or buy a book. Or learn on your own. Or go download something called Dreamcatcher. I heard about it from the people who are starting with HTML. I never used it. If you use Geocities or 0catch for website hosts then they have it so you can build the site the way oyu want without HTML but just a simple button click and you can see the HTML. At least for 0catch.
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#2
Maybe you should try Frontpage, or that Mac, whatchamacallit program, I forgot the name...
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#3
Your best bet is to find a program with WYSIWYG - What you see is what you get.

If you don't want to handle the html coding directly, use a program with WYSIWIG. Dreamweaver comes to mind, though it isn't free. Sorry I can't be of more use to you.

One thing that helped me learn HTML a while back was trial-and-error. Learn the basics. Then, mess around with some coding. See what you can come up with, and then see what changes can be made through changing small portions of the code. That way, you can change something that you aren't really sure of it's purpose and say, "Ah, so that's what that does. It's the background color."

Good luck.
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Quote:Originally posted by Broli
Your best bet is to find a program with WYSIWYG - What you see is what you get.

If you don't want to handle the html coding directly, use a program with WYSIWIG. Dreamweaver comes to mind, though it isn't free. Sorry I can't be of more use to you.

Dreamweaver. Not dreamcatcher. My bad. I never used the program, as I said. But go to the place I linked to get all info you need.
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#5
Dreamweaver! Thats the name, from Macromedia as I remember.
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