[Fozzy]

Kazan let me write a tutorial for PCS.

Can i upload my tutorials to my website (temperarly) so people can monitor the progress and make suggestions for improvrment.

[Thorn]

HTML is simple.. you can do it in notepad....
theres tons of tag references all over the net....

[Darkage]

Originally posted by Thorn
HTML is simple.. you can do it in notepad....
theres tons of tag references all over the net....

Maby i should look for a good reference;)

[EdrickV]

I have a TS1 turreting info page I made, it's probably not in the format you're wanting, but if anyone wants to you can take that info and reformat it/improve it/whatever. I probably won't get around to that as I'm going to have lots of different things to be doing. Link's in my sig.

Also, here is a link to a somewhat old but IMHO useful database of HTML tags and how to use them:
http://www.willcam.com/cmat/html/crossref.html

(Of course, I originally learned HTML mostly by example on a really old computer that had Compuserve Mosaic and by looking at a HTML book in a bookstore I never actually bought. All without an actual internet connection. )

Also, for actual HTML editing I use Arachnophillia from:
http://www.arachnoid.com/

[Vertigo1]

darkage: You could always grab a book.  "Using HTML 4" is an excellent one.  I've got the 5th edition sitting next to me and its easily over two inches thick.

[Darkage]

Originally posted by MD-2389
darkage: You could always grab a book.  "Using HTML 4" is an excellent one.  I've got the 5th edition sitting next to me and its easily over two inches thick.

Good idea, i like books better then a online reference ( mostly because you can view it easyer ) i'll see if i can find one in the bookstore near me.