8) Use an HTML code generator to do the HTML coding for you: Try the <B><A HREF=http://www.quackit.com/html/online-html-editor/>
Quackit Online HTML Editor.</B></A> Coding by hand is a pain in the neck, and is downright impossible
if you want to use fancy HTML elements. Quackit lets you create the look you want for your
HTML pages, then generate the HTML code.<P>

I don't want your HTML pages to look anything like the boring basic pages you downloaded
and modified. Experiment with Quackit and its options:<P>

<UL>
	<LI>Go to <B><A HREF=http://www.quackit.com/html/online-html-editor/>Quackit Online HTML Editor.</B></A>
	<LI>Click the <B>Source</B> button in the upper left of the Quackit editing tools
	<LI><B>Select all</B> the HTML in the form and <B>delete.</B>
	<LI>Open your <B>index.html</B> page and view the code (in Notepad or a browser). <B>Copy</B>
		all your code and <B>Paste</B> into the Quackit window. 
	<LI>You can make the editing window larger by dragging the lower right corner
	<LI>Click the <B>Source</B> button again to see what the page will look like.
	<LI>Use the various tools (buttons, roll over each with your cursor to see what they are) to
		modify your page.
	<LI>Once you are happy with your page, click <B>Source</B> again and copy all the HTML code.
		<B>Paste</b> the new code back in your <B>index.html</B> file, save, and upload to the
		server.
	<LI>Modify the rest of your HTML files in the same way. You can create additional HTML files
		if you want. Please ask me if you have any questions.</UL><P><BR>