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Extreme Mountain Biking!
(with a few background balloons...)
Tables give you distinct boxes. Plus they are more or less automatically formed by copying cells from a spreadsheet and pasting them into Dreamweaver. Note that there are options under Modify / Table that let you add rows, columns, etc.
I sometimes use them to emphasize a string of choices. Putting them in the left frame to serve as a menu is a possibility - eg. Opportunities for Lifelong Learning
| 10 things about me: | Links copied from my tech page to Excel and back |
| Tech coordinator at SAHS | www.asdk12.org |
| Taught math and computer classes at Bartlett for 20+ years | Easy Grade Pro |
| Have joked (and been serious about) Tryon's Maxim for 20+ years: "I don't mind typing anything, … once." | |
| Have spent many years at the 'hobby' of getting data out of the VAX system and into personal computers for use by individuals. | Internet: Browsers, SiteBuilder |
| Helped the Nordic Ski Association move from manual results to a computerized timing system, requiring a very limited amount of typing. | Office Suite, changing file types (Word, PowerPoint, Excel) |
| I wrote my first program as a high school junior in 1967 - and I've respected computers as a powerful tool ever since. | Webpages and Macromedia (Dreamweaver, web-pages, graphic programs) |
| I'd rather be kayaking. | Computers, Operating systems, Scanners, Miscellaneous |
| I'd rather be skiing. | Printers and Copiers |
| I think the world should switch to base 12, but for this list, I'll use base 9. | Miscellaneous Jobs/Projects |
| Non-ASD Tech Tips (and availability of other Software) |
Without borders, a table allows you to put things scattered around the page. These can be text or images:
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