Change history

Sunday, August 30, 1999

• Fixed a bunch of dead links, fixed case for a few refs (it used to be on NT, which is more forgiving about case)
• Fixed a few problems where a link refers to "default.html", but the directory contains "index.html". There may still be more of those problems.

Saturday and Sunday, June 20 - 21, 1998

• Added a whole heap of stuff to the New Orleans pages.
• Started using Netscape Composer instead of Frontpage Express.

Friday, June 5, 1998

• Added the Pre-New Orleans web page.

Wednesday, March 25, 1998

• Finally have my ADSL modem installed, and now this web site is publically available.
• Added link to this site from my slightly-better-known page, http://mypage.direct.ca/w/wrichard

Friday, February 28, 1998

• Corrected spelling, added the "HotChoc" root page
• Added the geek bragging page
• Still waiting for my ADSL connection. Soon I will be able to unleash this web site onto the unsuspecting world.

Thursday, February 26, 1998

• Re-ordered the history page to put the latest change at the top. This would make it much easier for my loyal customers to see what's changed, if only I actually had any loyal customers.
• Added Christmas '97 and Storm '98 pages.
• Copied the page to my local web server, from my ISP. Why? Because I can. So there. This makes it much easier for me to edit the page, with the small disadvantage that it makes it impossible for others to see it. But I don't think anyone looks at it anyway, so no loss.

Tuesday, December 30, 1997

• Added plants, some more links.
• Changed some of the links to point elsewhere.
• Made sure that all the pages have titles.

December 7, 1997

• Added wife's coffee cup, THX, Klingon warning page, change history list, animated GIF, and a lot more.
• Updated the "important information" marquee.

December 6, 1997

• Almost completely re-written, using FrontPage Express. Still very little content, but it looks a lot nicer. Added HTML features list, coffee cup photo, links to work and e-mail.

February 12, 1997

• Web page created, using MS Word and it's "save to HTML" feature. Basically no content at all.