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Multiple Pages - 4/3/2001 20:59:00

Sorry, this comes from a very non experienced user of databases. What I would like to do is make a website full of guitar tabs that I have created or have had submitted and make them available to the general public. I would like to make a database that people can open like a regular webpage and they can browse the songs. Starting by choosing a letter, then a group, then a song.

For an example of what I am talking about, Look at one of these websites.
http://www.christianguitarnetwork.com/Music/index.php
http://www.1christian.net/guitar/default.asp?tab
http://www.christianguitar.ws/christian

That is the kind of website I would like to put into place as an extra section that I already have in place at http://www.solidrockjesus.com Of course I don't want it to look exactly like theirs, I want to have my own look and feel, which I can do, as well as my own songs. However, I have no idea how to put that together.

Sorry I am a database newcomer, but I catch on really fast, so if someone could help, or at least point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated.

Bobby

Vince from Spain

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RE: Multiple Pages - 4/3/2001 20:11:00

Hi Bobby,
this is definitely the right place to be to get your databases sorted out. I would start by reading through the tutorials that Spooky has written up in
http://www.outfront.net/Spooky
then come and post questions as and when you need a bit of help.

All the best

Vince

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