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Step 1 --- Open up word
pad to a new doc or take any readme file (who reads them things anyway) and
erase all the text on it. Minimize the window, do not close it. |
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Step 2 --- Next go to
view on your browser and click on it. On the drop down menu that comes down
click on Page Source or Document Source. You can also do Frame Source this
way as well. |
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Step 3 --- The next thing
that should happen is a new browser window should appear with html code from
the page that you are on. |
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Step 4 --- Go to where
the code starts for the part of that website you like. |
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Step 5 --- Hold the right
mouse down and drag it over all the code that is required for the part that
you want as you own. |
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Step 6 --- Control Button
and C (This is the copy Command) |
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Step 7 --- Maximize the
wordpad doc or readme txt from earlier. |
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Step 8 --- Place your
cursor in the wordpad doc or readme txt. |
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Step 9 --- Control Button
and V (this is the paste Command). |
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Step 10 --- Name and save
the doc or txt. |
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Step 11 --- Go to your
Homepage Editor and follow the sequence above (Exclude Steps 1, 2, 3, 7, 8,
10, and 11) and place it in your homepage |
This is a tiny page to teach you
the art of "cut and paste". Basically you see something on someone's website
that you like you can most of the time place it on your own.