[ale] personal web space

[Robert L. Harris]

Glynn Black wrote:
> 
> I expect to be looking for new employment around May and I am
> considering renting some WEB document space somewhere to initially
> function as a resume and portfolio and as my skill develop with
> cgi/perl possibly take on a client or two at some future point in
> time.
> 
> I'm presently creating and maintaining a web site where I work, but
> due to the fact that my employer is a low budget outfit, they are
> forced to use donated space. Consequently, I don't have direct
> access to our document space and I'm restricted to HTML and graphics.
> Can anyone suggest where (if) I might find personal web space with access
> to perl/cgi and not pay an arm and leg in the process?

Check out webdestiny.com,  I've heard some real good stuff about
them.

Robert
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