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Newest Review: ... if you are using Windows 98, use WordPad. (I'm not sure whats on Windows 2000). 3. A graphics editor capable of creating GIF graphics files. You may have your own or be able to get one off the Web. If not, the CD contains Paint Shop Pro 5. The book is split into sessions: Friday Evening - covers background information on the web and teaches you how to run your browser offline so you ... more

... can write HTML in your text editor and view results offline. Saturday Morning is the basic HTML turotial and covers most of the common codes step by step. Saturday Afternoon is the intermediate HTML tutorial and teaches you how to make more appealin...more

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HTML Books in general: How I learned HTML in a weekend (546 words)
by - written on 24/07/01 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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I didn't believe I could learn so much in a few days! "Learn HTML in a weekend (Revised Edition)" is written by Steven E Callihan and is written for beginners. The cheapest I could find it on the net is £18.59 (including p & p) with StudentBookWorld. It comes with a CD which contains software, gifs, templates, a Web Art sampler as well as a collection of fonts. Besides a computer running Windows you need only three things to learn HTML from the book: 1. A graphical web browser connected to the internet. This should be Netscape Navigator (version 3.0 or higher) or Internet Explorer (version 3.0 or higher). 2. A text ... Read the complete review

Basci html tage guide (194 words)
by - written on 13/02/01
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the words in ( ) means thing to replace. ---------------------------------------- Load up notedpad on your computer and enter -------------------------------------------- <head> <title>(title of your page)</title> <meta name="keywords" content="(whats on your ppage)"> <content="(content)"</meta name> </head> <body bgcolor="(back ground colour you want)" text="(text colour u want)" links="(link text colour u want"> <font face="(font type)"> -------------------------------------------- After this you can do what ever you want on ... Read the complete review

HTML Books in general: What a dream! (126 words)
by - written on 16/01/01 (Useful, 10 readings)
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I can highly recommend the Dreamweaver 3 Bible, which is as good as the software itself. This is the most comprehensive guide to using Dreamweaver that I have read and I keep it permanently beside my computer. This book is effortless to read and understand and guides you, with ease, through the maze of facilities that Dreamweaver has to offer. It is filled with useful hints and tips, based on the author's experience of using Dreamweaver and has a webite to back it up. If there is any aspect of Dreamweaver 3 that is not well covered in this book, I have yet to find it. The author describes Dreamweaver 3 Bible as the 'definitive guide' and I ... Read the complete review

Clear, concise and practical (156 words)
by - written on 08/12/00 (Useful, 8 readings)
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Frontpage 2000 in easy steps is an ideal book for anyone looking to master the basics of web page design and publication. This book is aimed at anyone with a rudimentary understanding of Windows and office software. It is ideal for first time users of Frontpage and also as a reference guide for anyone wanting to use some of the involving features that Frontpage provides. The book is split up into chapters, starting out at the basics of what the internet is and what web pages are, going on to creating and publishing web pages and then onto the more advanced aspects of the application. The book breaks down all tasks into simple stages and you’ll be amazed how ... Read the complete review

HTML Books in general: Dreamweaver 3 Bible (237 words)
by - written on 01/08/00 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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I'm fairly new to Dreamweaver, and just getting the hang of the WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) aspect of Dreamweaver is hard, when I've been writing in HTML for years. However, I decided to buy the Dreamweaver 3 Bible, as although I was producing moderatly decent webpages with Dreamweaver, I had the strangest feeling that I was missing out on something..... It turns out I was! However I was fazed, and still am by the size of the book (over 2 inches thick!), I found the easiest way was just to skim the book, then when there was somthing I wanted to do in particular, just look up that topic. The book explains it all very easily and clearly ... Read the complete review