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If you are planning on using NT servers, I would recommed that you learn Active Server Page programming (basically Server-side VBasic). &nbsp;It is VERY powerful and is used very often in business based systems.<br />
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Just a thought<br />

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If you are planning on using NT servers, I would recommed that you learn Active Server Page programming (basically Server-side VBasic).  It is VERY powerful and is used very often in business based systems.

Just a thought


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I know a fair amount of HTML and I am thinking of(beginning stages) of developing a Web site (like many people now it seems).<br />
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I see a number of Web &quot;tools&quot; out there such as Microsoft's<br />
Frontpage98, among many others.<br />
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I have a rather entry-level Web page that is placed at my<br />
chunk of space at my ISP, but I need to get into CGI or Perl<br />
to make this somewhat interactive(forms, etc.)<br />
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Can someone recommend a program which will allow one to leap ahead in the creation of a viable WWW-based business??<br />
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Jim Nowlin
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I know a fair amount of HTML and I am thinking of(beginning stages) of developing a Web site (like many people now it seems).

I see a number of Web "tools" out there such as Microsoft's
Frontpage98, among many others.

I have a rather entry-level Web page that is placed at my
chunk of space at my ISP, but I need to get into CGI or Perl
to make this somewhat interactive(forms, etc.)


Can someone recommend a program which will allow one to leap ahead in the creation of a viable WWW-based business??

Jim Nowlin

Web Page/Site Development Program?

Web development includes all aspects of presenting content on intranets and the Internet, including delivery development, protocols, languages and standards, server software, browser clients, databases and multimedia generation.