That was then:

Armed with an article from MacUser magazine on writing HTML, in 1996 I created the first Wilde Bunch webpage. At first I used the word processor on my Mac (ClarisWorks 4) for the code, and the vector drawing application FreeHand for the graphics. I soon discovered a number of shareware and low priced commercial applications to help author web pages.

This is now:

All web material is created on an Apple PowerBook G4 1.67 GHz running Mac OS X 10.4.x Tiger (soon to be Leopard):

HTML is written using Optima System's PageSpinner for Macintosh, with some help from Bare Bone Software's TextWrangler:

Graphics are created using Lemke Software's Graphic Converter and Stone Design's Create:

All photos albums are created with Stone Design's PhotoToWeb:

Pages are tested using Mac products: Safari and Firefox :

If you would like to learn more about creating web pages or would like help with your web page, let me know. Contact Turtle-Bear.