• Getting Started with Personal Pages
• How to create a Standard page
• How to create a Photo Gallery page
• Publishing or unpublishing a web page
• Inserting an image in a Standard page
• Inserting a link to another page (or another web site)
• Editing a page that you've already created
  
• How to use tables to create a more interesting layout

Any link on the My Web Pages menu (left) will take you to the control panel for your site (pictured below) but if you click on Manage Pages, it will take you straight to where you want to go.

This is where it gets even easier.

Step one: if you're not already in the Manage Pages area, click on the Manage Pages icon. Here (below) is something like what you will see.

Step two: Click on the Page Title of the page you wish to edit. 

Step three: Make your changes.  The editing toolbar (shown below) will allows you to format your text, add images (you can upload them from your own computer), add links, and create attractive page layouts and colour schemes. To change the formatting of some words, just select them (by clicking and dragging across), then click on the appropriate button on the toolbar.  If you don't like the effect, there's an Undo button (top left) on the toolbar. 

Generally, the less formatting you add, the better.  If, for example, you were to add large bold text all over the place, it just loses its effect. The best use of formatting is to apply it only where it makes the page easier to read and to understand.

Step three: don't forget this bit! Scroll back up to the top and click on SAVE (top right).

N.B.: remember that your page-editing session will timeout after 20 minutes so SAVE your work every so often.