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Yesterday and today I have been working on my trip report. It is in Mcrosoft Word and I am wondering how I can put it on Railforum for people to view. I do not have a domain website that I could use HTML to puclish it. I do have this site though...Which I want to use for it and just give the link out. http://coaststarlight99.tripod.com/
Thanks, I hope someone can help me
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The text part is simple: Just open you box, then go to your word document, black it, hit "copy" then go back to your box on this site and hit edit at the top, then paste when it appears. Tabs, tables, and multiple spaces will dissapear, os if you do not like the way it looks you may have to play with it a little.
Others may have better ideas.
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www.tripod.com or Yahoo Geoicites has free internet hosting (With "tripod or geocities" in the domain) Also, it has a internet quickbuilder, or you can upload HTML.
--Any one have any ideas on how I can get my word document trip report for view on railforum? It has lots of photos after paragraphs so I cant just copy+paste
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I don't know how Tripod works for adding text to your page. Does Excite provide you with some web space as part of your service? Most ISPs provide at least a few megabytes of space.
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I mean space for your own website. Much like AOL provides space for mine.
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My internet providor, (not excite) thats just an email server. But my Cable internet provider does give me space...But I do not know any HTML, even tripod has an HTML option for creating a site.
Thanks.
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