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10
Minute Guide to Html 3.2
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by Tim Evans, 2nd Edition Paperback, 228 pages Published by Que Education & Training Publication date: November 1, 1996
More and more newcomers are charged with the task of creating Web content. This excellent resource provides goal-oriented, 10-minute lessons to give readers the skills to develop exciting Web pages using HTML. Explores the new HTML features supported by Netscape and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
10 Minute
Guide to Html Style Sheets (Ten Minute Guide Series)
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by Craig Zacker, Paperback Published by Que Education & Training Publication date: January 1997
The 10 Minute Guide to HTML Style Sheets is designed for any Web author or HTML hacker wanting to make their page writing easier, faster, and more consistent. Why tweak each page when you can change thousands with one simple command! Ten minutes is all it takes to improve the quality of your Web designs with HTML Style Sheets.
The Advanced
Html Companion
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by Keith Schengili-Roberts, Paperback, 387 pages Published by Ap Professional Publication date: December 1, 1996
This book provides new, advanced tools and ideas for Internet designers and publishers. Previous experience or knowledge of HTML is assumed as it quickly delves into the intricacies of planning a Web site and using advanced HTML tags. It provides creative new material which can be added to the reader's own designs using HTML tags with the two leading browsers, Netscape Navigator and Microsofts Internet Explorer.
Beyond
Html
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by Richard Karpinski, Paperback, 472 pages Published by Osborne McGraw-Hill Publication date: April 1, 1996
Here is the handbook for all Webmasters. It's a one-stop resource for those who want to unleash their creativity with their Web site, and are looking for just the righ tools to enable them to do that. It provides much-needed information and direction on implementing the best of the new technologies and HTML alternatives created to improve Web sites.
Core Web
Programming (The Core Series)
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by Marty Hall, Paperback, 1400 pages Published by Prentice Hall Computer Books Publication date: January 1, 1998
Aimed at serious software developers and upper-level students, this text covers the four most important WWW programming areas: HTML 3.2, Frames, all Netscape and Internet Explorer extensions, cascading style sheets, and dynamic, layered HTML. Java: applications, applets, the 1.1 event-handling model, complete coverage of the AWT, threads, network programming, RMI, JDBC, serialization, and inner classes. CGI Programming: The HTTP protocol and cookies, client-side applications (complete details on FORM elements, sending GET and PUT data from Java applets), server-side applications (CGI programs in Java for handling GET and PUT, a URL decoder, a cookie-value parser, and a forms parser), and the Java servlet API. JavaScript: JavaScript 1.0, 1.1, and 1.2. Using JavaScript to manipulate layers, make dynamic images, validate CGI forms, and customize Web pages. Defining portable, cross-platform scripts. Calling Java from JavaScript and vice versa. Also includes a complete Quick Reference to JavaScript 1.2. CD-ROM for Windows 95/NT and MacOS includes Java 1.02, Java 1.1, Internet Explorer, WinEdit (Windows only), and complete documented source code for more than 200 HTML/JavaScript documents and 250+ Java classes given in the book.
Creating
Dynamic Web Sites : A Webmaster's Guide to Interactive Multimedia
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by Scott Fisher, Paperback Published by Addison-Wesley Pub Co Publication date: January 1997
When users take one look at a Web site and click away, never to return, often it's because the site is the unfortunate result of multimedia turned media frenzy. A million new users plug into the Web each month, and capturing a loyal audience for your site requires that you achieve the ideal balance between content and style. In Creating Dynamic Web Sites, Scott Fisher demonstrates how to master this balancing act. Fisher's innovative approach first considers the audience -- the human being on the other side of the screen -- before he guides you through the bewildering array of technical and design issues that confront every Webmaster. An understanding of the psychology of user interaction enables you to plan graphics-intensive, highly interactive Web pages that are right for your audience and for your product or service.
Creating
Killer Web Sites : The Art of Third-Generation Site Design
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by David S. Siegel, Paperback, 272 pages Published by Hayden Books Publication date: July 1, 1996
The book has an accompanying Web site where visitors can see the pages in action, download the code for their favorite designs, see tutorials and examples not found in the book, and interact with the author. An estimated 100,000 Web site designers are hungry for this information. Conferences about designing for the Internet are selling out, and designers are challenged as they make the transition from print to new media design Written by one of today's most noted Web designers The first book to teach the art, as well as the craft of site design
Dynamic
Html in Action
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by Michele Petrovsky, Paperback, 512 pages Published by Osborne McGraw-Hill Publication date: December 1, 1997
Dynamic HTML makes Web pages look and behave exactly as intended--more like dynamic applications and less like static content. This book shows readers how to put Dynamic HTML "in action" to create Web pages with more snap and interactivity. Real world examples show how to implement the major features of Dynamic HTML, like Dynamic Elements, Hi-Res Images, and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets).
Html 3.2
and Cgi Unleashed : Professional Reference Edition
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by John December, Mark Ginsburg, Hardcover, 1321 pages Published by Sams Publication date: October 1996
Readers will learn the logistics of how to create compelling, information-rich Web pages that grab readers' attention and keep users returning for more. This comprehensive professional instruction and reference guide for World Wide Web covers all aspects of the development processes, implementation, tools, and programming. Covers the new HTML 3.2 specification, plus new topics like Java, JavaScript and ActiveX Features coverage of planning, analysis, design, HTML implementation, and gateway programming CD-ROM features Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0, HTML utilities, CGI and Perl utilities, Java utilities, and source code and examples from the book
The Html
Example Book
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by Edward Farrar, Norman Smith, Paperback, 350 pages Published by Wordware Publishing Publication date: September 1, 1997
"The HTML Example Book" uses actual working code with over 50 examples. These examples show screen captures from Netscape and then provide the reader with HTML code that generated the screens along with insightful annotations about the code and how the code works. A disk with examples is included.
Html for
Fun and Profit
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by John E. Simpson, Mary E. S. Morris, Paperback, 440 pages Published by Prentice Hall Computer Books Publication date: January 1998
This bestselling guide to writing HTML pages for the World Wide Web now includes NetScape extensions and Windows server. Written in a step-by-step tutorial style, it presents all the information needed by an aspiring web page author--from setting up a server to creating HTML documents with hypertext links to designing tables and using CGI scripting. --This text refers to the paperback edition of this title.
Html Plus!
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by James E. Powell, Paperback, 418 pages Published by Wadsworth Pub Co Publication date: October 1996
This comprehensive guide to the HyperText Markup Language (HTML) contains all the project-based information required to quickly start creating documents for the World Wide Web. It provides hands-on coverage of all key aspects of HTML, with special emphasis on the powerful new features of the HTML3 standard.173 illus.
Html Sourcebook
: A Complete Guide to Html 3.2 and Html Extensions
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by Ian S. Graham, Paperback Published by John Wiley & Sons Publication date: February 1, 1997
This extensively revised edition of the bestselling HTML guide will teach you all the commands, tools, and techniques needed to create state-of-the-art Web page documents. Get complete coverage of HTML 3.2, the new HTML stylesheet capabilities, proprietary HTML extensions from Netscape and Microsoft, and support for new multimedia technologies.
Html Stylesheet
Sourcebook
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by Ian S. Graham, Paperback, 352 pages Published by John Wiley & Sons Publication date: October 1997
Create more sophisticated Web pages with the new HTML technology. As Web technology evolves, Webmasters and developers are increasingly called on to provide greater sophistication and flexibility in their HTML design. Stylesheets are designed to help them meet these demands. This practical resource gives HTML users the tools to create, modify, and customize HTML stylesheets, covering the entire process of designing, testing, and redesigning a stylesheet. Web site provides sample HTML and stylesheet documents.
Html Templatemaster
Cd-Rom : Windows & MacIntosh
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by Erica Sadun, 2nd Cd-rom Edition Software Published by Charles River Media Publication date: March 1997
Create your own Web pages and learn to use HTML through on-screen templates and tutorials with this completely updated version of our award-winning TemplateMASTER. This multi-platform CD-ROM provides the reader with HTML coding techniques and a wide selection of new clip art for the creation of colorful and effective Web pages, plus there are over a 100 new templates! It's completely compatible with Netscape Navigator 3.0 and uses HTML 3.2! Includes design templates for home pages, forms, worksheets, and questionnaires and it runs under Windows or Mac with free technical support.
Html, Cgi,
Sgml, Vrml, Java Web Publishing Unleashed
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by William Robert Stanek, Steven J. DeRose, Paperback, 916 pages Published by Sams Publication date: March 1, 1996
This comprehensive guide contains everything the reader needs to become a successful Web publisher. The book includes sections on how to organize information, design pages, and become familiar with hypertext and hypermedia. It also explains how to choose from a range of specific applications and technologies, such as Adobe, Word, WordPerfect, VRML, and more. * The CD-ROM contains software, templates, and examples--everything needed to produce creative and informational Web publications. * Readers will learn to integrate multimedia and interactivity into their publications and find out about the hardware they need * Shows readers how to convey information on the Web effectively and attractively using current applications and the latest technology * Covers the Internet/World Wide Web.
Instant
IE4 Dynamic HTML Programmer's Reference
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by Alex Homer, Chris Ullman, Paperback, 500 pages Published by Wrox Press Inc Publication date: July 1997
Anybody who wants to make their Web pages more interactive, dynamic and useful will discover that "Professional Dynamic HTML Programmer's Reference" allows many new and improved effects to be achieved.
Mastering
Web Design
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by John McCoy, Paperback, 609 pages Published by Sybex Publication date: October 1996
Design and create a top-flight Web site with this fascinating, practical guide. The first part of the book gives you inside perspectives and tips and tricks from the creators of some of the Web's most prominent sites. The second part shows how to put your design know-how to work, using cutting-edge technologies. The companion CD contains design examples and demos of some of the tools used to create them. It also allows access to a special Web site that features the latest design ideas and technology developments.
Teach Yourself
Web Publishing With Html 3.2 in 14 Days : Premier Edition
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by Laura Lemay, Paperback, 1104 pages Published by Sams Publishing Publication date: June 1, 1996
This is the updated edition of Lemay's previous bestseller, Teach Yourself Web Publishing with HTML in 14 Days, Premier Edition. Every new detail of the latest revision of HTML is discussed for professional Web developers. With this book they will learn how to create stunning pages that incorporate several technologies embedded within their HTML 3.2 scripts. Explores the use of CGI scripts, tables, HTML 3.0, the Netscape and Internet Explorer extensions, Java applets and JavaScript, and VRML CD-ROM Includes a selection of the best HTML tools, scripts, applets, templates, and graphics for Web publishing
Web Design
Templates Sourcebook
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by Lisa Schmeiser, Paperback Published by New Riders Publishing Publication date: August 1, 1997
Designers will keep this book/CD-ROM close to inspire creativity, to try out fresh designs, to implement global design changes quickly, and to dramatically increase their efficiency. Consisting of templates and a CD-ROM, the set serves as a visual reference and resource for productivity enhancement.
Web Programming
Bundle-Teach Yourself Dynamic HTML in a Week/Working with Active Server
Pages
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Paperback Published by Sams Publication date: November 1, 1997
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