- From: Laurent Carcone <carcone@w3.org>
- Date: Mon, 26 Apr 2010 22:14:50 +0200
- To: Jeff Hunt <jeffhunt90@gmail.com>
- CC: www-amaya-doc@w3.org
Thanks for your initiative Jeff, it can be very helpful. I you want to add some other pages, we can add a link from the Amaya documentation. Regards, Laurent Carcone (btw, I have fixed the missing link in the Contributors page) Le 18/04/2010 09:04, Jeff Hunt a écrit : > I have put a couple of pages on the internet at > http://dnwfriends.nzl.org/amayaproject/tut1.html to give newbies a way > to begin to tinker with Amaya and start their own website. I am not at > all confident that anyone will use it but I think I should try. > I'm hampered by the fact that I learned my coding on a text editor and > tend not to use the fancy bits of Amaya. > These pages are a mess at present but it's early days. If anyone > thinks I may be on to something I'd like to hear. Or if anyone wants > to take it and run with it that would be great. > Anyway I'll get up a few more pages and try to get something that's helpful. > > Regards. > > On 2/22/10, Janet Norman-Philips<jnphilips@gn.apc.org> wrote: > >> Hi Charles >> >> Just to ad another perspective. >> I tried using Amaya a while back but I couldn't find a way in that I >> understood. >> I'm not particularly familiar with HTML and I'm not a techie. >> >> I gave up trying to use Amaya. >> >> If I'd had a document to follow that told me how to build a web page it >> would have helped a lot. >> >> But I mean, how to do it from the very beginning. >> > [...] > > >
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