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Interesting discussion on webpages - I use my own server space for a lot of my data, but also have two sites hosted by trainweb http://users.chariot.net.au/~nldoncas/nicspages/nicsmain.htm That one will get you to most of my web pages, but a short cut to my G scale site (don't expect too much, like the rain fall here in Adelaide - theres very little) is; http://www.trainweb.org/nicsgscalerail/ I use Claris Home Page (yes, like my MTS, I am a computer orphan running much loved, ever reliable, virus resistant Mac OS) to develop my site. Its old, simple, and can do most of what I need - it will also work on Windoze systems for those who are not fighting various trojans, worns, viruses and the Blue Screen of Death (I like my work WIndoze Machine - I spend about a quarter of my working day waiting for it to finish crashing). As I am also a consultant in Human Factors, I have tried to follow the principles of Neilsons Heuristics for the web. He admits some of his stuff is getting a little dated, but a lot of what he has said is still true, mainly because many are still not code-literate, or are still relying on Morse-Code speed dialup, or run machines that still need a top-up of steaming coal every now and then. Have a look at: http://www.useit.com/alertbox/9605a.html Hope you find something of use there. My favourite Principle (for work, the web and Life) - KISS - no not keep it simple stupid, keep it stunningly simple! I always welcome feedback on whats on my web!
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