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01-22-2006, 12:19 AM
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online html updater?
Hey,
I'm not sure what area of these forums my question would go so I'll leave it here for now until I get some suggestions/answers. I'd like to create a small site with a frame/table/window (which is a seperate htm file) that just contains some notes/messages kind of like a weblog. The idea is that I'd be on any computer, give a name/password to login, which directs me to another page where i can then update some notes to the windowed htm file and then save/submit. Instead of having to go home to my computer alter the text, save it, open ftp program and upload it. It doesn't sound like this kind of thing would be difficult, however I do not know where to start. Any Suggestions?  Thanks. 
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01-22-2006, 01:21 AM
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