Here you can find the resources necessary to create a web page that fits your needs. The following are links to help guide you through the process

Getting Started
Web Authoring Basics
The first step is to get an account. Once you have created your account you
can begin creating your graphics and with your preferred graphic editor.
Here are some suggested programs;

Graphics Software
Adobe Acrobat (Creates/Views PDF files)
Adobe Product Tips/Tutorials (Good tips on using Adobe Software)
Adobe Photoshop (Bitmap Graphics Program)
Adobe Illustrator (Vector Drawing Program)
Alien Skin Software (Graphics Software Plugins)
BoxTop Software (Graphics Optimization Software)
Macromedia Freehand (Vector Drawing Program)
Macromedia Fireworks (Vector/Bitmap Program)
MetaCreations (Graphics Software Plugins)

If you are a beginner you should start with one of the following HTML Editors;
AOLPress/NaviPress
Microsoft's Frontpage Editor
WebEdit
FlexED

Professional Webmaster Resources
Actipro Spider Writer
Adobe GoLive
Adobe PageMill
Allaire Homesite
Enhanced HTML
Evrsoft 1st Page
HTML Assistant Pro
Macromedia Dreamweaver
Sausage Software Hotdog
SoftQuad HoTMetaLPro

Multimedia
Dreamweaver Flash
Macromedia Director
Multimedia Production Software

The following links are resources to help you get started;

Introduction to HTML and Web Design NMSU Chapter of the ACM
shows you how to setup your account, using Pico, what is HTML...
http://www.cs.nmsu.edu/~acm/seminars/seminars_fa_00/intro_to_html.html

www.cs.nmsu.edu/~acm

WebCT@NMSU
consists on tutorials for students and faculty to help request a course, troubleshoot
problems, testing browser...
http://salsa.nmsu.edu/

Customer Service Center
get an email account, pin and login number, set up computer for DHCP...
http://ict.nmsu.edu/CSC/howto.html/

http://web.nmsu.edu/~ic-info/

Javascript Programming for Beginners
the basics on getting started with Javascript...
http://home.att.net/~baldwin.dick/Javascript/Java2100.htm#Preface

A Beginner's Guide to HTML
easy to understand and learn HTML tutorials...
http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/General/Internet/WWW/HTMLPrimerP1.html#G

Editor Index
a well developed and detailed website that lists and rates different web editors
according to their pro and cons of the programs...http://www.webcommando.com/editrev/ed_list.html

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