mac text editor. Another tool you'll need is a browser to view your web pages. You're probably using a web browser right now to view these pages. The most widely used is Microsoft Internet Explorer. That's the default browser on must computers. A recently very highly rated browser is Firefox . It's free, it's an excellent alternative to Internet Explorer, and it contains tools that are especially useful to web developers. I use it all the time and I enthusiastically recommend you download it and give it a whirl. If you use a service such as AOL or MSN your browser is whatever you use to browse web pages. (Of course you're not resticted to what the give you... you can use any browser you wish.) Speaking of which, if you're using an online service such as AOL, MSN etc, you can still easily make a web page using these tutorials. The lessons are applicable no matter what you are using. Also, just because you're using AOL (or some other online service), that doesn't mean you have to use their tools... you are welcome to use whatever you want. WebTV'ers - I don't know much about WebTV, but I do know that people have been able to make web pages with it and WebTV'ers have made good use of these lessons. You might want to look for some WebTV specific sites to learn how they do it. Then you can come back here and go through these lessons. With that