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What's new on the MIDI-ZONE?
536 (zipped) midis - 1 day of music
is now available! 41 NEW Christmas midis! We now only
offer top-quality midis. If for any reason you
happen to find a MIDI that can't play, check the site at a later date and
see if you can download it again.
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What's new on the WMA-ZONE?
7 minutes and 5 seconds of EXCLUSIVE WMA files! We encode
files that others don't. Instead of just another song that you can
find a million places else where, in this zone we strive for originality,
so that person find that file that can be found nowhere else in this
format.
Excuse me, I ally linked this to the "MIDI-ZONE".
It now links to the "WMA-ZONE", just like it says.
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What's new on the GUESTBOOK-ZONE?
Don't forget to check out my guestbook! As of December 2000, page-views are getting closer to 2000, but for some reason nobody signing my guestbook!
Any good
URLs [like your website address] you send to me are going to be posted in
THE ZONE!
Sign it | View
it
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My WebPages History
Pre-History
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It all began on Christmas (of 1999)
when my
friend showed me his website. At the time, I was eager to
make my own website. I've also heard of HTML, but I didn't
really know what it was. After searching the web for help,
I discovered too much to learn. There was a whole language
you needed to know to make web pages. This discouraged me
and I was wondering how many hours people spend type this
stuff! Then I found a program called FrontPage 2000 already
installed on my computer. After 10 minutes of use, I
already completed my first (offline) web page. I was ready
to build a website.
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v1.0
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My first (online) website
was full of copyrighted material. In fact, the only thing
that was not copyrighted was the HTML. All the backgrounds
and images were stolen from Microsoft Plus! Themes. The
midis were stolen from Sierra's 3D Ultra Mini
game. Thanks to FrontPage 2000, I began working on what is
called Dynamic HTML (a.k.a. DHTML). Although it was cool,
it made the page harder to read. As version 1.x
moves on, it gets really hard to read. There were no visitors, somehow back then, I didn't
get it and continued.
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So-called (THeMeSoNG) for this
version
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v1.1
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By February, the website no
longer used Windows Plus! backgrounds, it used (modified) PlayStation.com
backgrounds. No longer did I have those copyrighted game
midis. I finally took the chance to spend time getting
midis from the internet. All the midis I had were either
TV/Movie or Game. As far I remember, I had about 120
midis.
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So-called (THeMeSoNG) for this
version
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v1.2
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This time the animations
got way out of control, sucking up 32 MB of RAM! In other
words, if you had a old computer (like 1997 or 1998), your
computer would of been ... until you restart your
computer. I had five cites described on my website (that
why it was called Cities and Places Online). (screenshot)
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So-called (THeMeSoNG) for this
version
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v2.0
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A whole new face of Cites
and Places Online emerged as being as one of the most complex
sites on Yahoo! GeoCities, when talking about the HTML
code. The Dynamic HTML was often used, without distracting
stuff going on. The number of GIF files were cut down for
the sake of saving someone's computer. The navigation bar
was awesome, but I didn't make Netscape compatible. The
theme here was to create a really futuristic site, and it
was. There were 120+ midis on the site (midis made
up most of Cities and Places Online).
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So-called (THeMeSoNG) for this
version
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v 2.1
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Even more complex and yet
a better navigation bar, this version was by far totally
impossible for me to build if I didn't have FrontPage 2000;
without it, it would take me (as I estimated) 5000 hours {by the
way, what kind of person would wanna?}. More DHTML was
used (courtesy of FP2000). But after all that the page
took ages to load on a 36.6 K connection. I stopped
building websites at April 20, 2000. (screenshot)
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So-called (THeMeSoNG) for this
version
MP4 : Generation
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v1.0 - v4.0
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v6.0
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When I began building my next
version (MP4 Generation somehow skipped version 5) I soon
got visitors (thanks to GeoCities all new search
engine). 123 visits in a few weeks after launch.
The page was static, yet it didn't matter. No big
image files that ate up your ram; this site loaded 15 times
faster, but no cool navigation bar either. (screenshot)
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v7.0
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v8.0
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This site keeps on getting
better. Partly based on Mike Cao's Winamp skin, the Spy
Amp, the all new MP4 Generation has all the original
midis plus more links, a faq page, and a lots more! (screenshot)
Windows Media Central
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1.0
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2.0
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3.0
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Again, growth has slowed quite
a bit (just in the midi-zone) (this doesn't mean I'm giving up). The website has a
better layout design (a combination of both versions 1.0 and
2.0), but that's
about it. Midis haven't been added for a while.
(screenshot)
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