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On 16 Oct 97 21:55:39 GMT, "Classified" <he...@lynchburg.net> wrote:

>Hello,
>I am Justin and I just make a Webpage about all of the games that have that
>3D 1st person shooter games.mainly for the beginner with text and pics
>about each game. it also has Cheat Codes tricks and other stuff. I am 13
>and know just about nothing about HTML so It will get better in time.
>Anything you want me to post on it I will, just ask. 
>Thanks
>Justin
>
>P.S. My school is having a fundraiser to get money for our band trip to NC.
>If you want to support a middle School that is in Lynchburg, VA , tell me
>and I will send you a description of all of the stuff. Just to prove I'm
>not trying to steal your money I send you the food first and then you send
>me the money!!!
>We also sell wrapping paper. Some of the food is : peanut brittle, gummy
>worms, coffee in a bag, and stuff like that. Not anything for kids. 
>
>The first few people who see my page will get a special treat.

This isn't a HTML newsgroup, but I'll tell you where two small errors
are in your Duke Nukem 3D page anyway.

> <img src="/va/3dduke/images/dukenuke3d.bmp">

I haven't seen a browser yet that can support bmp images.  They're
also large and impractical for internet use.  Convert this into either
a GIF or a JPEG.

> <center><img src="/images/lines/doom.gif
> <p>
>
> <font size=+2></font><p>
> <a href="http://www.angelfire.com/va/3dduke/doom"> My Doom and Wolfenstien Page </a><br>

On that first line there, you're missing a "> on the end.  Think
that's not a big deal?  Well, unfortunately, it will make most
browsers think that the image's path extends all the way to the first
" of that last line there.  Not only does it screw up doom.gif, but it
also screws up your link to http://www.angelfire.com/va/3dduke/doom.

Drew