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The Command Station was born July of 1996 and is focused on giving HTML students unparalleled resources on web development. This site is not intended to be used on a daily basis, but as a reference for proper coding and full compatibility. Command's users from beginning to advanced see some of the most recent technologies using HTML, DHTML, XML, XHTML and JavaScript featured on almost every page.

The Command Station also invites you to copy the source code to help aid your site in becoming more dynamic.

I would like to thank the following for contributing to the Command Station:

  • CodeLifter
  • DHTML Shock.com
  • Dr. Lüscher
  • EarthWeb
  • FedEx
  • JavaSource
  • JavaScripts
  • JavaScripts Made Easy

Warning to all hackers: The Command Station has been under attack by hackers who do not agree with the Command Station's ideals. The Command Station is armed on all servers to erase your hard-drive if authorized identity is invalid. This site is dedicated to giving the world full knowledge of the internet and the secrets of programming.

Question most asked: Why the Skull and Crossbones for the mascot of the Command Station?
The Skull and Crossbones have been known to mean many things (pirates, danger, elite special forces, etc.) But in the case of the Command Station, it stands for danger to hackers who have tried to erase the Command Station from the internet.

 

  The Command Station proudly boast many awards from the internet such as:

"PC Magazine's" Technical Excellence Award (also featured on their web site July of 1997)
"Magellan's" 4 out of 5 Star Web Site Award
Listed globally as the one of the "Top 5% Web Sites" (1997-2000)
And many more

 

 

The Command Station was born July of 1996 and is focused on giving HTML students unparalleled resources on web development. This site is not intended to be used on a daily basis, but as a reference for proper coding and full compatibility. Command's users from beginning to advanced see some of the most recent technologies using HTML, DHTML, XML, XHTML and JavaScript featured on almost every page.

The Command Station also invites you to copy the source code to help aid your site in becoming more dynamic.

I would like to thank the following for contributing to the Command Station:

  • CodeLifter
  • DHTML Shock.com
  • Dr. Lüscher
  • EarthWeb
  • FedEx
  • JavaSource
  • JavaScripts
  • JavaScripts Made Easy

Warning to all hackers: The Command Station has been under attack by hackers who do not agree with the Command Station's ideals. The Command Station is armed on all servers to erase your hard-drive if authorized identity is invalid. This site is dedicated to giving the world full knowledge of the internet and the secrets of programming.

Question most asked: Why the Skull and Crossbones for the mascot of the Command Station?
The Skull and Crossbones have been known to mean many things (pirates, danger, elite special forces, etc.) But in the case of the Command Station, it stands for danger to hackers who have tried to erase the Command Station from the internet.

 

  The Command Station proudly boast many awards from the internet such as:

"PC Magazine's" Technical Excellence Award (also featured on their web site July of 1997)
"Magellan's" 4 out of 5 Star Web Site Award
Listed globally as the one of the "Top 5% Web Sites" (1997-2000)
And many more

 

 

The Command Station was born July of 1996 and is focused on giving HTML students unparalleled resources on web development. This site is not intended to be used on a daily basis, but as a reference for proper coding and full compatibility. Command's users from beginning to advanced see some of the most recent technologies using HTML, DHTML, XML, XHTML and JavaScript featured on almost every page.

The Command Station also invites you to copy the source code to help aid your site in becoming more dynamic.

I would like to thank the following for contributing to the Command Station:

  • CodeLifter
  • DHTML Shock.com
  • Dr. Lüscher
  • EarthWeb
  • FedEx
  • JavaSource
  • JavaScripts
  • JavaScripts Made Easy

Warning to all hackers: The Command Station has been under attack by hackers who do not agree with the Command Station's ideals. The Command Station is armed on all servers to erase your hard-drive if authorized identity is invalid. This site is dedicated to giving the world full knowledge of the internet and the secrets of programming.

Question most asked: Why the Skull and Crossbones for the mascot of the Command Station?
The Skull and Crossbones have been known to mean many things (pirates, danger, elite special forces, etc.) But in the case of the Command Station, it stands for danger to hackers who have tried to erase the Command Station from the internet.

 

  The Command Station proudly boast many awards from the internet such as:

"PC Magazine's" Technical Excellence Award (also featured on their web site July of 1997)
"Magellan's" 4 out of 5 Star Web Site Award
Listed globally as the one of the "Top 5% Web Sites" (1997-2000)
And many more

 

 

The Command Station was born July of 1996 and is focused on giving HTML students unparalleled resources on web development. This site is not intended to be used on a daily basis, but as a reference for proper coding and full compatibility. Command's users from beginning to advanced see some of the most recent technologies using HTML, DHTML, XML, XHTML and JavaScript featured on almost every page.

The Command Station also invites you to copy the source code to help aid your site in becoming more dynamic.

I would like to thank the following for contributing to the Command Station:

  • CodeLifter
  • DHTML Shock.com
  • Dr. Lüscher
  • EarthWeb
  • FedEx
  • JavaSource
  • JavaScripts
  • JavaScripts Made Easy

Warning to all hackers: The Command Station has been under attack by hackers who do not agree with the Command Station's ideals. The Command Station is armed on all servers to erase your hard-drive if authorized identity is invalid. This site is dedicated to giving the world full knowledge of the internet and the secrets of programming.

Question most asked: Why the Skull and Crossbones for the mascot of the Command Station?
The Skull and Crossbones have been known to mean many things (pirates, danger, elite special forces, etc.) But in the case of the Command Station, it stands for danger to hackers who have tried to erase the Command Station from the internet.

 

  The Command Station proudly boast many awards from the internet such as:

"PC Magazine's" Technical Excellence Award (also featured on their web site July of 1997)
"Magellan's" 4 out of 5 Star Web Site Award
Listed globally as the one of the "Top 5% Web Sites" (1997-2000)
And many more

 

 

The Command Station was born July of 1996 and is focused on giving HTML students unparalleled resources on web development. This site is not intended to be used on a daily basis, but as a reference for proper coding and full compatibility. Command's users from beginning to advanced see some of the most recent technologies using HTML, DHTML, XML, XHTML and JavaScript featured on almost every page.

The Command Station also invites you to copy the source code to help aid your site in becoming more dynamic.

I would like to thank the following for contributing to the Command Station:

  • CodeLifter
  • DHTML Shock.com
  • Dr. Lüscher
  • EarthWeb
  • FedEx
  • JavaSource
  • JavaScripts
  • JavaScripts Made Easy

Warning to all hackers: The Command Station has been under attack by hackers who do not agree with the Command Station's ideals. The Command Station is armed on all servers to erase your hard-drive if authorized identity is invalid. This site is dedicated to giving the world full knowledge of the internet and the secrets of programming.

Question most asked: Why the Skull and Crossbones for the mascot of the Command Station?
The Skull and Crossbones have been known to mean many things (pirates, danger, elite special forces, etc.) But in the case of the Command Station, it stands for danger to hackers who have tried to erase the Command Station from the internet.

 

  The Command Station proudly boast many awards from the internet such as:

"PC Magazine's" Technical Excellence Award (also featured on their web site July of 1997)
"Magellan's" 4 out of 5 Star Web Site Award
Listed globally as the one of the "Top 5% Web Sites" (1997-2000)
And many more

 

 

The Command Station was born July of 1996 and is focused on giving HTML students unparalleled resources on web development. This site is not intended to be used on a daily basis, but as a reference for proper coding and full compatibility. Command's users from beginning to advanced see some of the most recent technologies using HTML, DHTML, XML, XHTML and JavaScript featured on almost every page.

The Command Station also invites you to copy the source code to help aid your site in becoming more dynamic.

I would like to thank the following for contributing to the Command Station:

  • CodeLifter
  • DHTML Shock.com
  • Dr. Lüscher
  • EarthWeb
  • FedEx
  • JavaSource
  • JavaScripts
  • JavaScripts Made Easy

Warning to all hackers: The Command Station has been under attack by hackers who do not agree with the Command Station's ideals. The Command Station is armed on all servers to erase your hard-drive if authorized identity is invalid. This site is dedicated to giving the world full knowledge of the internet and the secrets of programming.

Question most asked: Why the Skull and Crossbones for the mascot of the Command Station?
The Skull and Crossbones have been known to mean many things (pirates, danger, elite special forces, etc.) But in the case of the Command Station, it stands for danger to hackers who have tried to erase the Command Station from the internet.

 

  The Command Station proudly boast many awards from the internet such as:

"PC Magazine's" Technical Excellence Award (also featured on their web site July of 1997)
"Magellan's" 4 out of 5 Star Web Site Award
Listed globally as the one of the "Top 5% Web Sites" (1997-2000)
And many more

 

 

The Command Station was born July of 1996 and is focused on giving HTML students unparalleled resources on web development. This site is not intended to be used on a daily basis, but as a reference for proper coding and full compatibility. Command's users from beginning to advanced see some of the most recent technologies using HTML, DHTML, XML, XHTML and JavaScript featured on almost every page.

The Command Station also invites you to copy the source code to help aid your site in becoming more dynamic.

I would like to thank the following for contributing to the Command Station:

  • CodeLifter
  • DHTML Shock.com
  • Dr. Lüscher
  • EarthWeb
  • FedEx
  • JavaSource
  • JavaScripts
  • JavaScripts Made Easy

Warning to all hackers: The Command Station has been under attack by hackers who do not agree with the Command Station's ideals. The Command Station is armed on all servers to erase your hard-drive if authorized identity is invalid. This site is dedicated to giving the world full knowledge of the internet and the secrets of programming.

Question most asked: Why the Skull and Crossbones for the mascot of the Command Station?
The Skull and Crossbones have been known to mean many things (pirates, danger, elite special forces, etc.) But in the case of the Command Station, it stands for danger to hackers who have tried to erase the Command Station from the internet.

 

  The Command Station proudly boast many awards from the internet such as:

"PC Magazine's" Technical Excellence Award (also featured on their web site July of 1997)
"Magellan's" 4 out of 5 Star Web Site Award
Listed globally as the one of the "Top 5% Web Sites" (1997-2000)
And many more

 

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