Design, edit, and publish dynamic Web pages quickly and easily without any programming using Claris's Web authoring tool--Claris Home Page. Using this Visual QuickStart Guide, you can be up and running in no time whether you're using a Mac or a PC. The step-by-step examples and numerous illustrations and screen dumps will enable you to use simple drag-and-drop techniques to quickly enter, format, and edit text and add graphics, photographs, sounds, and video.
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Claris Home Page 3 for Macintosh and Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide introduces new and experienced Web page authors to all the features of Claris Home Page. The detailed step-by-step instructions and numerous related illustrations walk new users through the program and offer an easy reference to the new features of Claris Home Page 3 for more experienced users. The author has written the book for both Mac and Windows users, and he includes special tips to handle any differences in the Mac and Windows software. Claris Home Page is an easy tool for beginners, but it's powerful enough to handle more demanding Web authoring tasks.
About the Author
Richard Fenno has worked in the graphic arts for nineteen years, actively involved in the transition from hot metal to digital phototype to PostScript to the Web. He writes reveiws for Macworld magazine. Richard Fenno was born in Leominster, Massachusetts, the birthplace of the modern plastics industry. He toured with the Stan Kenton and Glenn Miller Orchestras and has been involved in the graphic arts as a typographer, pressman, electronic prepress specialist, trainer, and reviewer. He lives in Austin, Texas, where he writes, designs, pens musical arrangements, and plays music.
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This book delivers on its promise.,
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This review is from: Claris Home Page 3 for Windows & Macintosh (Visual QuickStart Guide) (Paperback)
This book was very helpful getting me up and running and doing what I wanted to do--make my website. It was also helpful in steping me through publishing my first database on FileMaker Pro. I would reccomend it to anyone wanting to use Home Page. I should say that Home Page is a very easy to use, but powerful program. It is quite intuitive. This book just happens to make it even easier to use. I just kept it on my desk and if I hit a snag it would unsnag me.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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This book was very helpful and easy to read.,
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This review is from: Claris Home Page 3 for Windows & Macintosh (Visual QuickStart Guide) (Paperback)
I found this book very understandable and full of explanations. It summarized much of what the help menu in Claris Homepage offered, but showed detailed diagrams and steps on how to complete the functions for most web page design. I recommend this to any beginner with Claris Homepage to use as a basis to learn the program and understand the buttons and capabilities of the total program.
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This review is from: Claris Home Page 3 for Windows & Macintosh (Visual QuickStart Guide) (Paperback)
HomePage 3.0 is an older program but it has the advantage of being cross-platform (meaning Mac and PC) on the same disk. I have made a dozen websites using it and it is a wonder to behold. Newer standards have overtaken the WWW so not all of the new functions are integrated into it.It has a first rate tutorial on the disk which can help you to make perfectly decent small websites. However, this book is the perfect manual to go along with that tutorial. In fact I think it is essential to own this book so that you can address problems as they arise without having to bounce around between the program, the Help, and the tutorial. As with most of the Visual Quickstart series, this one is filled with pictures so that those of us who cannot grab the meaning from the text alone can guide ourselves with the screenshots showing what the text just spoke of. I recommend both this program and this book to my students who wish to build their own websites, even though both the book and the program are out of print.
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