> Thanks for the suggestions. I am a bit familiar with WWW on the
receiving
> end. However, making items available on the distributing end is
something
> about which I know nothing. Help (please)! I'm not even sure
what
> questions to ask. How does one put the files into html format?
What
> volunteer WWW site (if any) can you suggest for housing the manual
file
> bank.
Site is not too much of a problem: basically, anywhere with some
space and a willing sysop!! You need a server: the software
necessary to get your archive recognised as a WWW site must run on
the mainframe in which the archive is kept. You need html editing
software: lots available, free, for all sorts of platforms (UNIX,
Mac, PC). I could send lots for PC. You could ask that people
sending stuff in (who know how) HTML edit their stuff. Anything I
send could be so done as we will be doing it anyway for ourselves.
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