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An updated "professional edition" of an industry-leading HTML title, this guide now includes new information on HTML 3.2, Netscape and Internet Explorer extensions, new technologies like Java, and more. The CD-ROM offers an extensive collection of shareware Web development tools, templates, and more.

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Anyone can learn HTML and Web publishing. This easy-to-read, easy-to-understand book carefully steps you through everything you'll need to know--from the fundamentals of creating a simple home page to the intricacies of designing and creating elaborate Web sites with advanced HTML, CGI scripts, and JavaScript and Java programs.With Sams Teach Yourself Web Publishing with HTML 3.2 in 14 Days, Professional Reference Edition, you'll have a professional-looking Web site up in no time!

• Get hands-on practice designing and authoring HTML pages
• Discover how to add your images, sounds, and video to your Web presentations
• Lean how to add forms and interactivity to your Web site with CGI and Javascript
• The PC and Macintosh CD-ROM includes a selection of the best HTML tools, scripts, applets, templates, and graphics for Web publishing

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   Easy to understand book that covers it all, May 5, 2000 By  Deborah Rutkowski (Palmdale, CA USA) - See all my reviews    Several years ago I used this book to teach myself HTML. I started on page one and went through the book. By the time I went through the very clearly written chapters I had an excellent understanding of HTML. I had bought other books, but they were not organized as logically and clearly as this book is. After buying this book, the only other HTML book I ever opened was a tag book. This even has color codes and other resource materials. Because of this book (and several years of heavy practice) I now consider myself an expert HTML user, and I've been confidently able to move on to CSS, nested tables, and other fancy stuff without relying on WYSIWYG editors.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   Exhaustive look at HTML 3.2, September 18, 1997 By  pat@bgi.com (Patrick Suarez (pat@bgi.com), Springfield, OH) - See all my reviews Forget the carping about Lemay's career. This is an excellent, complete look at HTML 3.2 if you've never worked in it. The "frames" training here is the best I've ever seen in any HTML book. And, to Lemay's critics, yes, some of what's in here is outdated, but it wasn't when she wrote it. There are millions of people who still need this information, and this book is one excellent way to get it  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)