That's why I suggested starting with Dreamweaver, Don. Switching is a bitch. Learning html in Dreamweaver from the beginning (or having been so long since you did anything else that it is new to you) is the way to go. The learning curve is such that I never seem to have anything I'm working on at the time I've taken Dreamweaver classes (continuing ed offers it here). By the time I am to ready to do more web stuff the DW info is rusty and it takes too long to find the way to do things so I end up in Frontpage again, trying to force it to take on the look of some of the Dreamweaver pages. How goofy is that?

You can teach old dogs new tricks, but it may take a little longer because you have to offload a lot of old ones along the way.

SRS