New (Location) and Improved (sort of). Despair over the quality of technical support (or lack thereof) provided by AOL and Sprint over the summer of 2001 has dictated that I head out for greener pastures. It also meant that the Guide must find a new home. So here we are, almost 6 years after the game originally hit the web, setting up shop in my new home. I suspect that this will be the last makeover of the Guide, but who knows.
2000 saw the addition of a downloadable, printable .doc version of the Beginner's Guide to Daggerfall and an almost complete revamping of the site.
The original version was first published on the Web in July 1997 with a complete rewrite/revamp in 1998 and minor tweaks and additions through 1999. Shortly after my return from vacation in the summer of 2000, I received a LONG e-mail from Tom Stabler pointing out some more mistakes and letting me in on a few cheats that I didn't know about.
Links to the left will appear here; links on this side will launch a new window. Just close it when you're done (just like they taught in kindergarten - if you open it, close it; if you take it down, put it back; if you sign it, shred it; if you say it, deny it...).
If you want music, here it is. Although my DTD's claim adherence to the HTML 4.0 standard, we all know that neither Internet Exploder nor Netscrape truly support the standard. So I've done the best that I can to make it workable across platforms and versions, though. Yep, the IE 4.0 bundled with your Win95 will work just as well (and maybe better) than the latest and greatest from the good folks in Redmond.
My thanks to all who have pitched in with their help, comments (constructive and not), suggestions and willingness to go through all of this material to catch my multitude of mistakes and lousy typing. Again, thanks to Tom Stabler for a couple of really good catches on a couple of real boo-boos and a couple of really nifty cheats.