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I have had a lot of fun learning about computers, html, and the Internet. Here are some of the many fun and helpful sites I have found- some of them are the ones I have used to create this page! Some are free, some shareware or commercial.

This is the Virtual University Check them out for on-line personal or continuing education classes! Certificates are available. This is where I learned HTML, and am studying Genealogy. Beginning in Jan 1998 there will be a small fee.
Tucows pronounced "two-cows", this is a major resource for finding programs for html, art, and other computer goodies.
CNET A great place to find updates, system tune-ups, freebies, and helpful magazine articles.
CoolList a way to set up your own mailing list- also a place to sign up for many specialized ones.
Introduction to HTML lessons and links
A Beginner's Guide to HTML
html Writer's Guild When you start to write code, join! It's free, and they have a lot of resources.
Net-Minder form to embed
CCM Midi Resources Want some Christian midi files? Try these- even put them on your pages!
Windows 95 Technical Support
No Wonder FREE tech support for most OS and programs. It's staffed by volunteers, but a reply is promised within 24 hours. There are also discussion forums.
Xoom Free clips for your page.
mIRC Homepage This is where you get the most common IRC shareware for PC's, which is what we are all "chatting" on.
Designing an Accessible World How to make your site useful to almost everyone.
Designing access to WWW pages More tips.
Netaholics Anonymous Not addicted? Are you sure? This is a great jokes page!

Computer Magazines On-Line Editions Check out the Freebies and Contests!

Christian Computing Magazine I think this is my favorite magazine!
PC magazine
PC Computing magazine
PC World magazine
WindowsSources magazine

Virus Protection

Is unfortunatly essential. I use Norton Anti Virus, by Synmantec. It is easy, automatic, and customizable. There are free monthly updates available by modem or Internet. It is about 80-90% effective (meaning no one is perfect). It uses both a master list of known viruses, and monitors your system for virus-like activity. It will give you notification, options, and keep logs. I find it easy to use.

There are many other programs, but I have not tried them so cannot rate them. Others can be found by doing a search for "Antivirus".

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