[Dixielandjazz] Posting a tune list on Google

[Charlie Hull]

Hi, Bill

To make such a list available

(1) it must be inserted into an .htm file (webpage). The page must be 
edited to provide key words and phrases a searcher might use in looking 
for it. There's no limit on the quantity of words or phrases.

(2) the htm file must be uploaded to somebody's website to be available 
on the Internet.

Except for preparing the list, it's pretty easy. .HTM files are pure 
unformatted text prepared in webpage format. Once it's set up the tune 
list can be copied and pasted into the .htm file, which can then be 
"published" to the accommodating website. It can be added to any site 
(with the site-owner's permission, of course) without affecting the site 
at all, unless the host wants to add an access link to the site. Once 
it's on the site, anyone can access the list on their browser by typing 
in the address of the file; www.hostsite.com/tradlist.htm.

Alternatively, the list can be made into a .pdf file and uploaded, in 
which case browsing to www.hostsite.com/tradlist.pdf would enable a 
person to download the .pdf to their computer, save it and print it out.

Charlie Hull


On 5/5/2013 9:05 AM, ♫ Sharp Bill - - B# ♫ wrote:
> Does anyone know how to post something on the internet so that when you type in a Google search it would reference the item you posted.  I was thinking of posting a list of 3-4 hundred titles of trad tunes with the standard keys in which they are played, for instance Doctor Jazz [Eb].
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> The purpose being that if someone would like to print out such a list to take to a gig, and from which to call tunes, such a list would be available on the internet, after typing in Dixieland Tune List.  I wanted to find such a list, but it's not out there and available to the multitudes.  I keep running across lists that individuals have made for their personal use, but none are on the internet.  At least not that I can find.
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> How can I make it so?
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> B#, C Natural