Re: Webimafication†(Was Re: Recalled to life)

David Peterson writes:
 > Butsuri wrote:
 >
 > <<Well first you could just open it with your web browser, to see what
 > it looks like.  To get it online... well, you'll need some web space.
 > Did you get some free with your ISP account?>>
 >
 > For the most part, it came out all right.   I used an IPA font for a little
 > bit of it, so I need to fix that, but otherwise, it's fine.   It didn't
 > preserve any of the spacing, though, like was preserved in Nat's, though...
 > Anyway, how can I edit it now?   My word processor won't let me open after
 > it's been saved as HTML.
 >
Well, you can probably force it to somehow.  But the simplest way to
edit the HTML directly is with a text editor, like Notepad or
whatever.  Won't help much unless you know HTML, of course.

 > As for webspace, I have AOL, and I'm pretty sure we get unlimited webspace--I
 > just don't know how to utilize it.   Are there any other places?   Just
 > somewhere I can get a url and put the thing up?
 >
I doubt it's unlimited, but take a look around the AOL website,
they've probably got instructions somewhere (I mean, essentially
you're going to need to upload files somewhere, most probably either
through an FTP client or some kind of web interface, but it's the
specifics of _where_, and what kind of registration procedures you
need to go through).  There are places like Geocities and so on where
you can get free webspace, but you have to put up with advertising for
the most part.  I don't know enough about any of them to make a
recommendation. If your ISP's not adequate, mail Christophe and he can
set you up an account at free.

 > -David
 >
 > "imDeziZejDekp2wilDez ZejDekkinel..."
 > "You can celebrate anything you want..."
 >                -John Lennon