Brad McCormick's Cloud9 website   Historic web pages (July 1997)

elcome to mini-exhibit of selected webpages from this website as it/they looked in July 1997.

If you compare these 1997 pages with their present versions, now more than thirteen years -- more than a decade -- later, you may see that they have evolved a lot in detail (thru dozens of revisions!), but still they are "the same basic thing" (which is a reason I have not displayed more of these antique pages...).

	1. If you entered the past from my July 1997 Home page, please click here to return to my Home page in the present. (Note: About the chair to relax and study what's here in, at top left of Home page (and also here): I found this clipart chair in late February 1997, and have been looking for a better transparent gif about the same size ever since, but have not found one. I would prefer something like a leather arm-chair.) [Home icon date: 17 February 1997]
	If you forgot something back there in the past (or haven't been there yet...), please go back to my 1997 Home page again....
	2. If you entered the past from my July 1997 Visual Site Map page, please click here to return to my Visual Site Map in the present. (Note that, in July 1997, the visual site map was not yet "backed up" by the Table of Contents page, which now provides a more comprehensive overview of what's here.) [Signpost icon date: 19 January 1997]
	If you forgot something back there in the past (...), please go back to my 1997 Visual Site Map again....
[no icon]	3. If you entered the past from my June 1997 Dissertation Abstract/Table of Contents page, please click here to return to my Dissertation Abstract/Table of Contents page in the present. (How this page has changed illustrates how this website has become more elaborate, and perhaps even cluttered with icons and other things in the intervening years.)
	If you forgot something back there in the past (...), please go back to my 1997 Dissertation Abstract/Table of Contents page again....
	4. If you entered the past from my April 1997 Duty of Communicators page, please click here to return to my Duty of Communicators page in the present. (This page illustrates how pages keep accumulating more and more adjunctive material over the years. Note also that in 1997 I had not yet begun to use the lighthouse icon in page footers to the left of the page id info, as below left). [Lighthouse icon date: 28 December 1996]
	If you forgot something back there in the past (...), please go back to my 1997 Duty of Communicators page again....
[no icon]	5. A page still active in the website, but that still looks much as it did in Spring 1997, because I have never "reworked" or restructured it, is: "Essays". However, as of 03 March 2004, I have "framed" its contents.
[no icon]	6. Four of my early digital photographs, from January 1997, taken with Olympus D-300L digital camera (page itself is basically similar to, but evolved from what it looked like then). More of my digital pictures from Jan-Feb 1997: reproductions of my envelope art envelopes. (More info)
[no icon]	7. Mouse cartoons. I drew the cartoons themselves on a piece of paper (a Hollerith card...), in 1978. I made a digital photo of the drawing (30Jan97), and created this webpage in February 1997. This is the oldest version I can still find of any page on this website: 18Feb97.
	If you entered the past from my February 1997 Mouse cartoons page, please click here to return to my mice page in the present. If you forgot something back there in the past (...), please go back to my 1997 Mouse cartoons page again....

ldest reliably datable file in this website, is an archive backup of an early version of the Perl script for guestbook entry submission, timestamped: 10 Dec 1996 17:12EDT (View document). The first (oldest) guestbook entry itself, is dated: 03 December 1996 -- I started working on this website while taking the Pace University Unix certificate course, and actually developed some of the pages during class time. The oldest guestbook entry by a person other than myself is from another student in that class: 04Dec96

More web history: Keio University Mt. Fuji webcam + "Light on the Net"
See  and learn about my computer workstation in 1997 (where I initially developed this website...).
Je me souviens   Je me souviens
View  my computer-generated Envelope (mail) art (1983-87). Read  my computer-editted essay on meaning in technological work: The Gift from the Machine (1980-85).   See W3C document announcing HTML 3.2.
Learn  right vs wrong way to code HTML tags (I [BMcC] did not know this in 1997!). I  also learned about and got excited about SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language), in Spring 1997!   What's new on this website? What was new on this website in 1997?
What is the purpose, use & value of this website? Go to website analytical page inventory.   Go to website Table of Contents. Return  to Brad McCormick's (current...) home page. Return to (current...) site map.

http://www.cloud9.net/~bradmcc/historic/linktarget.html Copyright © 2002 Brad McCormick, Ed.D. Invenit et fecit. bradmcc@cloud9.net 19 September 2010CE (2010-09-19 ISO 8601) v05.11 09 March 1997		Image date: 01 April 1997