> Thanks for your practical advice, Phil
>
> Re:
>> yes, you can include links right within your blog postings.
>> the
>> syntax for creating a link in html is <a href =
>> "http://www.whereyourelinkingto.com";>text you're linking
>> from</a>
>>
>> use this same syntax and replace where you're linking to and
>> the text you're linking from.
>>
>
> being appallingly absent-minded, I tend to even mess-up such a simple
> tag. So I use the OpenOffice html editor, copy the source and paste it
> into my DDN blog. The same would work with any html editor, wouldn't it?
hi claude -
actually, you don't need to use any html editor at all to create a
link.
you can copy and paste the html from any other link -- or even better,
memorize the syntax and type it as you go whenever you need it.
when a youngster taught me html back in 1994, she helpfully
explained the
full meaning of what this syntax stands for. that helped me to remember it.
<a href = "http://whereyourelinkingto.com";>text you're linking from</a>
the above html reads like this in english: "anchor hypertext reference
equals quote http://www.whereyourelinkingfrom.com quote greater-than-sign
-- text you're linking from -- end anchor."
- phil
>
> Question: I do translations for a local economic-development-with-IT
> program here. One of their features is on-the-job training of local
> project coordinators, and the training evaluation is based on "diaries".
> Would they be allowed to use DDN blogs for these diaries? Even if
> they are not in English?
>
> For the moment, my question is very hypothetical. They hadn't heard of
> blogs till I asked recently if they meant "blogs" by "diaries", and I
> have a hunch that they are a bit suspicious of something that doesn't
> require the mediation of an IT specialist ;-)
>
> cheers
>
> Claude
>
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> Claude Almansi
> www.adisi.ch
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