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How to Make Your Own Web Site for the Older Generation: BP610 by James Gatenby

How to Make Your Own Web Site for the Older Generation: BP610

James Gatenby

320 pages

Bernard Babani Publishing

Apr 2006

Paperback

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Especially written for the over 50s, using only plain English and avoiding technical jargon, this book explains as simply as possible various ways of constructing your own Web site, and also, how to maintain it using inexpensive and freely available software, some of which may already be loaded onto your computer.

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