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Rocky Mountain News/Inside Denver
Oakland software repository
Lots of Windows 95 support at Windows95.Com
DanWorld also has lots of Win95 shareware. He also has a page devoted to desktop themes you can download.
Unix reference
Net Lingo - a directory of Internet related terms
Computer Virus Myths and other good information
Vijay Mukhi's Technology Cornucopia
Interactive exhibits and resources at The Computer Museum
Howard Rheingold has two interesting books online that discuss the social implications of computers and the online world, Check out Tools for Thought and Virtual Communities.
PLATO was one of the first computer mediated conferencing systems, pre-dating the Internet. It was used to facilitate eductation.
If you are looking for a HTML editor, I heartily recommend HomeSite. Combine it with the CSE HTML Validator and you have the tools you need to make web pages easily, quickly and accurately.
For a copy of the freeware version of HomeSite, click here. Thanks, Nick. Please note there is no technical support provided with the freeware version.
Paintshop Pro is a great shareware program for creating and editing images. Their web site has resources to help you get the most out of the program. Jeff Burton also has a web site for Paint Shop Pro tips.
The Web Worker's Toolbox has a very complete guide to creating web pages. The site also has complete user guides for HomeSite, Microsoft's Image Composer and Adobe Photoshop.
Joe Burns has another great resource for HTML and Java at HTML Goodies.
Once you have your web page together, you can check and fine tune the HTML code at Site Inspector and Net Mechanic
If you need some virtual real estate to put up a web site, check out GeoCities.
