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HTML Editors

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Inclusion of the Meta Tag to Assist Search Engines

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Announcement Services

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Using a Counter

If you would like to display a counter on your page which shows how many times your page has been accessed, include the code below on the page where the counter should appear. Change the phrase "username#.dat" to your username followed by a number with ".dat" as the extension. If you have a counter on several pages, add different numerals to the end of the username to make them unique.
<IMG SRC="/cgi-bin/wwwcount2.3/Count.cgi?df=username#.dat">

For example, this code produces the counter below:

<IMG SRC="/cgi-bin/wwwcount2.3/Count.cgi?df=web_development.dat">

To customize this counter, please see the Count 2.0 Example Page written by the program author.




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