In the three years since I uploaded these links there's been a great increase in the number of pages with fonts and HTML-related information. So many, in fact, that I don't even bother to try to keep up any more. There are other places, like Yahoo, where you can find huge numbers of pages with fonts. So what I'm offering here is only a smattering, but they're sites I've found useful nonetheless.
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Old English fonts From a font page that offers packages of Old English
fonts, which needless to say I think are pretty cool.
Anya's Fontage Fonts.
The Bare Bones Guide to HTML
HTML really isn't that hard, especially if you learned it the old
way, by writing it, rather than using a Web Page Builder program, but most
of us can still stand to pick up a pointer here or there. This is a good
basic guide to HTML.
Building the Web A good
"Web Development Resource Guide," which is to say they provide a number
of good links and resources for making your web site the best that it can
be. (And before you say anything, my site is the way it is because I like
the sparse, simple, stripped-down look, with only a few colors and nothing
huge and "cool" to slow down its loading)
Castletype More good fonts.
No shareware, but worth buying.
Dark Computer Fonts
More fonts--you know the drill.
Fontage Good fonts.
fontastic! overview
A fonts page with a large number of downloadable, free fonts. Some nice
ones here, too.
Fontface Some good fonts.
Fontguy.com More good fonts.
Fonts by Dennis
Palumbo More good fonts.
Free Graphics Yes,
more fonts.
* The Geek Squad Expert
and easy computer help, 24/7. I've used them. They're friendly, helpful,
and know their stuff. And their book, The
Geek Squad Guide to Solving Any Computer Glitch, is very good and
a must-read.
Goudy
Bold More fonts, from Adobe.com
Illinois
Shakespeare Festival Folio Font A free Shakespeare font.
* Imagine: Version 1.0
A quite nice source of free backgrounds.
Leo's Icon Archive A good
source of icons for your web page.
Marvelicious Bordered
Background Coverage Free backgrounds for your sites, and some of them
are rather good.
Microsoft Typography
The times I recommend anything having to do with the Great Beast Of Seattle
are few and far between, but this is, nonetheless, a good collection of
fonts.
Phil's Fonts More fonts.
Scriptorium
More fonts.
Special
Characters HTML codes for non-standard letters and characters.
Test of HTML A
great, visual explanation of what various HTML tags do.
NEW Trend Micro Homepage
A good site for keeping up on which viruses are active and how to combat
them.
Victorian Drop
Caps Drop Capital Clip Art, which is mightily cool in my book. (For
an example of what is meant by "Drop Caps," see my Victoriana
site. See how the beginning of each entry has that outsized capital letter?
That's a "drop cap")
Wererat's Fonts More fonts.
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