>I'm sure you're right! I have no idea which site it was though. The history has since been wiped (work machine). I simply did a search on google and looked at a few of the sites that were returned. When I found one that looked like my daughter could follow along without jumping all over the place, I left it there for her. Thousands of sites were returned, but I know I only looked at the first few so it had to be one of those!
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>>I think Alex meant which site had the html tutorial. I could be wrong though.

Yes I did. Tracy, if you find out let me know. Or maybe I should just look at google. Talk about information at your fingertips!

Thanks,

Alex

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>>>She hasn't posted it yet. Hopefully tonight or this weekend. Been too hectic lately!
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>>>>>Sorry to jump in here but I couldn't resist. Recently we had 'Take Your Son or Daughter to Work with You' day in our county. My 12 year old daughter took the day off from school (after filling out the permission slips etc) and spent the day with me. There are many days when I am out running around from client site to client site, but wouldn't you know it, this one day an emergency came up and I had to spend it right in front of the computer at my desk making emergency code changes. Well, that is no different than when i am at home so my daughter was dissapointed. To keep her busy, I found a website with an html tutorial and told her to go for it. When she was finished, she came up with this (all on her own):
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>>>>>You will have to cut/past it into another text file on your hard drive with the .html extension to test it out, but if you have a good sense of humor (since you have kids I'm sure you do) and can remember being 12 years old, you will enjoy it:
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>>>>Cool, Tracy. You have a talented daughter. What is the site?
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>>>>Alex