how do i create an address book on a webpage?
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use frontpage, it's a very good program and also very easy to use.
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Try the phone book.  There are lots of addresses in there.
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Go to the website. \n\nhighlight the address in the address bar\n\nright click on it, then copy. \n\nNow, on the desktop, right click, then new -> shortcut\n\nIn the window, right click then paste (the website address)\n\nClick Next, type a name \n\nYer done.\n\n\n?!?\nWho uses Internet Explorer these days?  Scrap that dog.
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Well you will need a SERVER. You cant just make a guestbook without a server. You need to be able to connect to a server and then use a hash table or the session attributes to save that data and then the form will send the action to a certain server to display the data and manipulate it. You can use ASP, JSP, JAVA, CGI....depends on what server you have.\n\nPeople might answer you more quickly if you RESOLVE your past questions and vote for the best answer that answered your question.
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Take the URL that you want to put as your home page, then, at the top of the Internet Explorer, hit TOOLS:\n\nThen INTERNET OPTIONS:\n\nThen on the Address line on the first screen, paste the URL that you cut from the address line, that you want to be your home page.\n\n\nI wish you well...\n\nJesse
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you can do properties on this page, u'll have there the url of the page...\npiece of cake...\n\nfirefox rulez, and i love it!
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There are 2 ways of doing this. The first way is to go to the website you want as your home page, select the tools menu from the top of the screen, Internet Options, then under "Home Page" click on the "Use Current" button. That will make the current page you are on your new home page.\n\nThe second way is to just open Tools, Internet Options, and type the address you want as your home page into the box, like http://www.yahoo.com.
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page address is available
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All email providers give u an address book. U also have an address book by default if u are using Windows or Linux. The path is, start menu -> programs -> accessories -> address book
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Just open webpage in browser like http://my.yahoo.com then\ngo to tools menu then select internet option and there is a first option for home page just press first button use current so automatically fill the addresss field.
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yeah sure .. it can here is a sample code\nfirt HTML page that takes user name and place\n****************** HTML ***********************\n<html>\n<body bgcolor=#ccffcc text=green>\n<h1>\n<form action="jsppage3.jsp" method=post>\nName :<input type=text name=sname size=30><br><br>\nplace :<input type=text name=place size=10 maxlength=4><br> </form>\n</body>\n</html>\n************** JSPPAGE3.JSP **********************\n<%@  page language="java" %>\n<html>\n<body bgcolor=#cdab00 text=red>\n<table border=2 align=center  width=70%>\n<tr><th>Name  <th><%= request.getParameter("sname") %></tr>\n<tr><th>Place <th><%= request.getParameter("place") %></tr>\n</table>\n</body>\n</html>\n**************************************************\nthe jsp takes data from HTML and prints it.. u can change data also if required...\n\nu can mail me at srinubanda2k@yahoo.co.in
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Go to http://www.freeweblayouts.net/, and COpy  the code for what you want, then go to you about me section and paste it
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John's information above is backwards. You can create a hyperlink to your e-mail address very easily. Using web forms for e-mail is not easy at all.\n\nIf you know HTML, then you know that, to create a hyperlink, you use the <A> (anchor) tag as follows:\n\n<A HREF="http://www.website.com/"> Click here! </A>\n(You don't need to use spaces between the anchor tags and the hyperlink text. Here, I do so that Yahoo! will render the text correctly.)\n\nObviously, the website.com address is replaced with the address of the site that you want to link to, and "Click me!" can be any text that you want your user to click on.\n\nLinking to your e-mail address is no different, except that the website address is your e-mail address, preceeded by the word "mailto" followed by a colon (:), as follows:\n\n<A HREF="mailto:email@net.com"> E-mail me! </A>\n\nAgain, email@net.com and "E-mail me!" are replaced with your e-mail address and hyperlink text, respectively.\n\nBe careful! E-mail links cannot work with web-based e-mail services, which many of your users will undoubetly be using. For this reason, it is best to both spell out your e-mail address AND provide a hyperlink. A good example is as follows:\n\nMy e-mail address is: <A HREF="mailto:email@net.com"> email@net.com </A>\n\nIn this example, users can click the hyperlink to e-mail you while web-based e-mail users will still be able to see your address.\n\nIf you DON'T know HTML and use a web page editing program instead, then use the word "mailto:" followed by your e-mail address (no spaces) when your program asks for a website address.\n\nIt is POSSIBLE use a form to have people e-mail you, certainly not simple. You can send form results to your e-mail without using a CGI (common gateway interface) script, but the e-mails are encoded and often difficult to read. You also won't be able to use the "reply to" button to send a response. A good CGI script that can send you properly formatted e-mails (i.e. properly formatting the "From", "Subject", and "Reply-to" fields) is likely going to cost you some money, and you probably won't be able to use it anyway, as many CGI scripts require special server settings, Even if it doesn't, most free website hosts won't allow you to upload or use CGI scripts anyway. So a hyperlink is both easier and better.
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Create Your Own Guestbook In ASP.NET:\nhttp://www.sitepoint.com/article/create-own-guestbook-asp-net\n\n\nSo, You Want A Guestbook, Huh?:\nhttp://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/forms/article.php/3479131
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its just a simple form your talking about, I think most basic editors have them like frontpage or dream weaver. \n\nits simple something like this\n\n<FORM action="http://somesite.com/prog/adduser" method="post">\n    <P>\n    <LABEL for="firstname">First name: </LABEL>\n              <INPUT type="text" id="firstname"><BR>\n    <LABEL for="lastname">Last name: </LABEL>\n              <INPUT type="text" id="lastname"><BR>\n    <LABEL for="email">email: </LABEL>\n              <INPUT type="text" id="email"><BR>\n    <INPUT type="radio" name="sex" value="Male"> Male<BR>\n    <INPUT type="radio" name="sex" value="Female"> Female<BR>\n    <INPUT type="submit" value="Send"> <INPUT type="reset">\n    </P>\n </FORM>
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click on "Tools" up at the top of your screen.  Click on "Internet Options".  At the top of the pop up screen, type in what you want as your your new home page in the address box, and then click on "ok".
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it should start building a new list as you add addresses.\n\nyou might just need to type more than one letter to narrow the list down