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Jump here for advice on What to do about SPAM!!!

HTML E-Mail, why not to use it.

HTML E-Mail, how to turn it off.

Ad-Aware Free Anti-spyware program
This system is free and removes spyware. I have used it for years.---Dale Arnold
This button is for adding your web page to up to 20 search
engines at one time.
A List Apart
For people who make web pages.
alltheweb.com
this search engine does some sort of fuzzy logic to sort things.
boogiejack.com the best source of how-to-do web stuff anywhere. You can sign up for
the "Almost A Newsletter" which contains a lot of usefull stuff. Try it.

Design Place Free Web Design Resources
Desktop Starships: Free SF Screen Savers, Desktops plus.
Interesting art. Interesting video clips. Lots of free stuff and only a few for sale links.
Dive into Accessibility A site devoted to making a CSS1-compliant site ready to go
for CSS2 compliance.
Dynamic Drive Very useful Free Java applets
Error Message Generator, make your own.
Free PDF Coversion site - www.gohtm.com
I am sure most of you have Adobe composer software on your computer, or
already know of a free .doc to .pdf conversion site; but for those who
don't the page below will convert basic MS word documents into a pdf
file. Of course they are all standard settings rather than nice
customized ones, but it could be useful in some limited functions where
you need a pdf. You just submit the document file and they e-mail it
back as an attachment. Did a pretty good job on the sample files I sent
even with artwork. About as good as the official Adobe subscription site
which wants $9 a month to do the same trick.
It can also convert a bunch of other file formats. The price is right...
Freebyte: Many Free Software Reference Links.
Geek Tools
Investigate anything about the Internet including spam, tracert, whois, RFCs. Also contains a link to find a hotel that is computer-friendly?
Free Gif Animations Site 1.
Free Animation Gifs Site 2.
HTML Colors Code Chart
Pick out the color you want and have the code right there ready to use.
Snip Long URLs
This site allows you to create a shortened URL that references a long one. For example turn a 40 character news feed URL into a small one to send
in an email or post somewhere hot linking is impractical.
Net Disaster
This site allows you to designate another web page for destruction and fakes
a live feed as it is attacked by the menace of your choice. Copy the resulting URL
and create a link on your page showing it destroyed. Fun.
Google Rankings
Whether you wish to improve your rankings or maintain your current satisfactory
placement, The Google Ranking Report™ will guide you step-by-step according to your
needs.

Hal Haag's E-Mail list heaven?
Not getting enough E-Mail? Check this page for a selection of ecclectic mail-groups - you might find something
interesting.
Icorus Search Engine
Internet Traffic Report
Looks like it should be useful, but is really not very for analysis because
of lack of detail. Seems impressive to know, though.
Last Page on the Internet
Librarian's Index to the Internet
Designed for use by public librarians.
This 7,000-site directory is an excellent resource for anyone who needs to research
a topic on the Web. You'll find sites related to the arts, education, geography,
literature, law, medicine, sports, and many other subjects, and each site listing
contains a brief review.
MapPlanet
National Do Not Call Registry!
Most telemarketers cannot call your telephone number if it is in the National Do Not Call Registry. You can register your home and mobile phone numbers for free. Your registration will be effective for five years.
http://www.donotcall.com has links to individual states information.
Open Directory Project
The Open Directory Project (called "Newhoo" before it was purchased by
Netscape Communications) is the fastest growing Web directory
assembled by human surfers. We can only guess that the address stands
for "Directory Mozilla"--you'll find Mozilla, Netscape's unofficial
mascot, at the bottom of each page. While most Web directories, like
Yahoo, are created by teams of professional Web surfers, The Open
Directory Project is compiled by over 22,000 volunteers. And for the
most part, its 1.5 million Web site descriptions are surprisingly
accurate and up to date. Not bad for a bunch of amateurs! Of course,
DMOZ is always looking for volunteers. Who knows, you might just help
it reach the 2 million mark!
Paper Quote.com
Receive a new wallpaper and quote each day.
Internet Speed Test-- Check your download and upload stats.
SubmitWolf
an automated web site submission tool. It is also used by most
commercial URL submission services to provide their service.
Top Ten Web Design Mistakes of 2002
Web Wayback Machine
view web pages from years past from this huge archive.
Try it with "www.bsfs.org" or "www.balticon.org" or even
"http://home.earthlink.net/~halhaag/" (it is sometimes slow)
whatis®
whatis® is a knowledge exploration tool about information technology,
especially about the Internet and computers. It contains over 2,000
individual encyclopedic definition/topics and a number of
quick-reference pages. The topics contain about 12,000 hyperlinked
cross-references between definition-topics and to other sites for further
information. They try hard to keep it up-to-date.
Zombie Letter Generator
Spam Information Center
Address Harvesting Obstruction
The Anti-Spam Home Page
Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial Email (CAUCE)
Ecofuture
Federal Trade Commission
Junkbusters
Junkemail.org
spam.abuse.net
Spam: PDF of What the FTC Says
Do you receive lots of junk email messages from people you don't know?
It's no surprise if you do. As more people use email, marketers are increasingly
using email messages to pitch their products and services. Some consumers find
unsolicited commercial email - also known as "spam" - annoying and time consuming;
others have lost money to bogus offers that arrived in their email in-box.
This site gives you a way you can take action against spammers.
State Spam Laws
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