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Jul 15

“doesn’t say anything how how to put graphics on a page”

This is some vintage feedback fail. I wonder if [redacted] ever did learn how to put graphics on the Internets…

feedback sent to an HTML tutorial site (e-mail received Dec. 1996)

Hi, my nam’s [redacted]. I got to your page thru AngelFire.
Your page realy helped me but it doesn’t say anything how how to put graphics on a page when the graphics are on your computer’s Hard Disk. I’m using a Macintosh system 7.5 and a Netscape 3 Gold.

Please see if you can solve my problem, thanks in advance, [redacted].

tagged: vintage web design HTML

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