To start a new paragraph inside one of the text boxes, simply put <P> at the place you want the paragraph to begin {that is enter a "<" character, then a "P", then a ">" character. Make sure you don't miss any of them out!
If you just want to begin a new line use <BR>
There are lots of places you can find clip art on the web, but remember you can't use just any picture you see on the web, since many of them are copyrighted. Here are a few places you can find images you can use freely. { The Clip Art Connection, Caboodles Theme Clip Art Collections, Links to free graphics} You can easily save the images you see. All you have to do is put the mouse cursor over the picture and click the right button. From the pop-up menu select "Save As...", enter the filename and hey presto, it's on your disk.
Don't worry if your Internet Service Provider won't let you save web pages on their site, there are plently of places that will. The only slight catch is that they will usually include advertisments on your page too. This is done automatically, so you don't need to be concerned about it, providing you don't mind seeing them! Anyway, here are a few places you can try if you need to {Angelfire, Geocities, Tripod }.
Perhaps the best place for anything related to building web pages is to be found in 100 Top Web Building Sites.
You can create and modify your web page directly using Microsoft Word if you download the free extensions.
If you have a few dollars you can buy Microsoft FrontPage which is specially designed for making webs or, for personal and educational use (no dollars!), try Netscape's Navigator Gold or Communicator.
If you really want to get into HTML (that's the funny symbols which the web uses to tell your browser how to display the page), then there are lots of places on-line, even a book The Complete Idiot's Guide to Creating an HTML Web Page.
Want to know how many people visit your page? Of course you do, so check out the Web Counter Creation Page.
Finally, have fun!
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