Building a web site for documentation

["White, Bonita" <BWhite -at- CSXWT -dot- com>]

Hi all,

Please don't *yell* at me for this question, but I really have NO idea where
to even begin.  I would like to put together a proposal for creating a web
site for the documentation.  My documents are all created in FrameMaker
which means that I can save them all as HTML docs.  And I know how to code
in HTML, and also how to use FrontPage, and I know that I need an IP address
to get started; but I don't know what kinds of things I need to present to
my boss to make this a feasible suggestion.  That is why a need your help.
What all am I missing?  Is this even a good idea?  Have any of you done this
successfully?  One of the developers got me started thinking about this and
he said that it was a wonderful idea and that he thought I would be the
perfect person to do this; but I would hate to set myself up for failure.

Thanking you in advance for your help,

Bonita

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