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Where can I publish something online for free?
November 6th, 2008 posted by
admin
Patty O’ Green asked:
My husband is in the military and we are stationed in Germany, far from our families. He is currently deployed and alway from our children. I’ve decided to make a monthly newsletter with day to day news about our family. Is there a place I can sign up and post these pages for free? I already know about Yahoo! 360 and MySpace. I want to create something totally unquie. I already have accounts with both the others and they don’t let me upload Microsoft Word pages that include photos. I would like my family and my husband to be able to go to a certain site and read the monthly newsletter. I would like them to be able to print these pages out as well. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance.
My husband is in the military and we are stationed in Germany, far from our families. He is currently deployed and alway from our children. I’ve decided to make a monthly newsletter with day to day news about our family. Is there a place I can sign up and post these pages for free? I already know about Yahoo! 360 and MySpace. I want to create something totally unquie. I already have accounts with both the others and they don’t let me upload Microsoft Word pages that include photos. I would like my family and my husband to be able to go to a certain site and read the monthly newsletter. I would like them to be able to print these pages out as well. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance.
kstorm says:
November 9th, 2008 at 2:14 pm
You could try getting a Google account it has a bunch of neat tools for doing that kind of thing, It has a Docs and Spread sheet section where you can upload word files and then publish and send emails to friends and family, I’m not sure if you need to beinvited or not though if you do let me know and I can.
jjthinstrips says:
November 11th, 2008 at 5:02 pm
I found this site online:
In this workshop you’ll learn how to create, validate, parse, publish, and syndicate your own RSS news channel. The emphasis will be the practical application of the two most popular varieties of RSS for dynamic publishing.
You can use RSS channels to allow customers to keep up on industry specific news, check weather, look for jobs, view upcoming concerts or university lectures, monitor specific websites, and much more. Some examples of the varieties of applications that government agencies and others have created: