Well, here's mine.
This is my first web site. I'm still trying to figure out firestarter. I can't get it to load right. It shouldn't take that long for 700k to load on a fast modem. Any advice??? :confused:

permianband.net

let me know if you have any advice on firestarter.
thx
Glenda

seikeikan.com
seikeikan.com/ayy
seikeikan.com/manteca
seikeikan.com/heiseikan
troop1701.com
almondserviceunit.com

I've used coffee cup to make a few pages but here is what I'm currently working on:

Bernhardt's Web Site

I would appreciate any suggestions on making those pages load faster! Especially when you look at the pics of our Home.

Dana

My site: geocacher-u.com

Geocacher University is a support site for people involved in the game/sport/activity/hobby/obsession of Geocaching. If you've not heard of it, Geocaching is sort of a high-tech hide and seek game. We hide containers in various places and post the longitudes and latitudes on Geocaching.com. People then download the locations to a GPS and go looking for them. It's a lot of fun and gets me out from behind my desk and into the woods.

I started my site as my own personal home page, but began getting lots of visits from other people interested in the game. About 2 years ago I launched with the new URL (hosted by BlueDomino) and get several hundred visits a day. It's been a lot of fun to build.

If only I could get rid of my REAL job and do this all the time!

Bret

I have been using CoffeeCup Software for years.
Their software helped me create this website:
canadianmusclecar.com

Thanks CoffeeCup!

I have got formbuilder and may end up using it for a form on this site:-
http://www.pctony.co.uk

I've been using CoffeeCup visualsite designer and I've loved it! Trying to get firestarter to cooperate with it is what brought me here. Tho not the fanciest site, here is mine! Please...be gentle! I'm nowhere near as technically gifted as the rest of you!

http://www.winnipeghenna.com

Kim

To be honest I feel like I should have spent more time on my site after looking at some of the others posted here. I had no idea how to build a site and volunteered/was drafted for the project. Since putting it on the net, I haven't had much time to do much more than update some postings. The first one is mine, and the second is one I helped my Daughter do.


Anyway, here they are. Hope you like them.

http://www.hayfieldclassof1974.com

http://www.grc1995.com

mutt

Hi Guys,

I don't have my site up yet, I had to drop my study of HTML for awhile to study Adobe Illustrator and Graphic design. I'm a graphic artist for a major custom flag co.

But I'm back on track now with HTML and hope to have a site up soon. I just hope it will look as good as all of yours do. You should all be proud.

I love Coffee Cup, so you all know who I'm gonna host with.

Keep 'em flying.

Pete

I've been working on my first website for many months and have finally finished it.

Domain: http://dewx.easternuswx.com/

This is a site about the monster snowstorm (called the President's Day Snowstorm II) that hit the East coast Feb 16-17, 2003.

I found CoffeCup HTML editor to be everything I needed and very easy to use. I also used Digital Atmosphere - a meteorological workstation used to create custom weather maps from standard met data (available on the internet) and Paint Shop Pro X to edit my photos and figures.

Robert