Re: Learning HTML

[Chantel Brathwaite <brathwaitec -at- castupgrade -dot- com>]

Toni,

I agree with Chris that the W3school sites is as an excellent resource 
(I almost sent that myself, but he beat me to the punch earlier today).  
Are you looking to learn HTML in general, or are you looking to use HTML 
for a specific reason (e.g. to create a website or online help ...)?  If 
so, there might be some additional resources that we might be able to 
recommend.

Chantel Brathwaite
Technical Writer
Cole Engineering Services Inc.




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