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                        HTML- What You Need To Know

	Learn how to create your own web pages in minutes!  This six page
instructional guide will step you through the HTML language and you can 
learn how to create your own web design in a very short time.  Included 
in the guide are topics describing each portion of text that are essential
to writing in the HTML language.  Examples are given throughout the guide 
and web addresses are given to illustrate these techniques. Web addresses to 
locations of non-copyrighted graphics, color schemes and backgrounds are 
also included.  All that is needed to create an outstanding web page is 
in this instructional guide.  Don�t delay, mail today!  
Send $2.00 cash or check to:

                                 J. Peck
                       103 1C Grant-Chamberlain Dr.
                          Bozeman, MT.  59715 

Request your guide to be sent through standard mail or e-mail 
for fast delivery.  mailto: jpe...@montana.campus.mci.net

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From: jpe...@montana.campus.mci.net
Subject: HTML
Date: 1997/03/08
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