Mart Man it may be a good idea to get a chord book like the Guitar Case Chord Book, it's cheap and when you need to find a chord you're not always going to be on the internet, you can also get large posters with chords on for easy reference while you've got a guitar in your hands. I would also suggest subscribing to a guitar magazine which provides tab and backing tracks on a CD. In the UK we have Total Guitar, Guitar Techniques and a few others, theyve really helped me develop and it's like playing with a band, I don't know if those magazines are available in the USA but you're bound to have something similar - good luck - no keep practising and make your own luck !