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Everyone has a "Home Page" that comes up when you start your browser. MSN, Yahoo, AOL(ugh).
Wouldn't it be nice to have a page with all YOUR own links to all the pages you visit each day?
The page can be stored on your hard drive or on a flash drive to use on a different computer.
Trust me when I say that completely explaining the process is much more difficult than actually doing it. I've made several of these for myself and friends and after the first it really takes very little time.
So here it is.
Wouldn't it be nice to have a page with all YOUR own links to all the pages you visit each day?
The page can be stored on your hard drive or on a flash drive to use on a different computer.
Trust me when I say that completely explaining the process is much more difficult than actually doing it. I've made several of these for myself and friends and after the first it really takes very little time.
So here it is.
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Computer(Duh)
WYSIWYG Web Editor, I used WebDwarf .
I have no affiliation with Virtual Mechanics but it's free and easy to use.
Download here:
www.virtualmechanics.com/products/dwarf/
It also allows you to easily re-size and move objects around.
Images to use as links.
If you are a true minimalist you can just use text boxes and link to them.
WYSIWYG Web Editor, I used WebDwarf .
I have no affiliation with Virtual Mechanics but it's free and easy to use.
Download here:
www.virtualmechanics.com/products/dwarf/
It also allows you to easily re-size and move objects around.
Images to use as links.
If you are a true minimalist you can just use text boxes and link to them.
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Mar 1, 2010. 9:28 PM
Computothought
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Computothought
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If you are using OSX, BSD, Linux, MInix, Haicu, Unix, or the like, that software will not do you much good.
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