Here is you can catch holt uv us.   E-mail: Telephone: Fax: Snail Mail: We'd love to hear from you!   vigation Buttons. At the top is a selection of different buttons you can use to link to each of your pages. You can simply delete the ones you won't be using, and rearrange the rest to your preferences. There are extra buttons at the bottom of this page Step 4 - Hyperlink the navigation buttons. Don't worry about not having the other pages created yet! Simply hyperlink each of your navigation buttons with the names of the pages you are GOING to create. Trust me, you'll save a lot of time. Name them whatever you want, such as "page1.html, page2.html, etc.)  HINT: To make the buttons appear to have a "seamless image-map" look - you need to make sure that you set border widths on the images to "0".  Example: <a href="http://www.yourwebsite.com/page1.html"<img SRC="new.jpg" BORDER=0</a Step 5 - Create your basic pages. Once everything else is in place, you can then make copies of this page (put all in a new folder to keep them from getting mixed up with other templates) using different file names. You are basically duplicating this page. For example, save this page as "page1.html, page2.html, and page3.html, etc.) The key is to make sure that each new filename corresponds with the navigation button links. So, if you click on "What's New" - it will take you to the What's New page. If you then click on "Services" - it will take you to that page, etc. (Every page should now contain the navigation buttons, the meta-tags, etc.)   Step 6 - Check your links. Can you easily navigate through all the pages? Do all of the navigation buttons work? Step 7 - Your Content. This entire body of text can be deleted and replaced with text, images, forms, etc. Go through each page, modify them, and save each. Once you are finished with your pages, double-check everything by browsing through them using the navigation buttons. NOTE: Extra Graphics, forms, etc. can be found in the "Miscellaneous Graphics" Folder. Step 8 - Upload your new pages to your website. If using FTP, you must upload all .html files in ASCII Mode and all images in BINARY mode. If you do not have FTP abilities (such is this case with some free web hosting sites). You can copy and paste the actual HTML code by opening each page in a text editor (Wordpad works just fine)