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HTML Index - HTML Book :
HTML 4: Interactive Course with CDROM
HTML 4: Interactive Course with CDROMby Kent CearleyPaperback: 563 pages Publisher: Unknown ISBN: 1571691308; (December 1, 1997) A book/CD-ROM tutorial on writing HTML, beginning with basics required to create a Web page and covering multimedia, power HTML, interactive forms and scripts, CGI scripting, dynamic scripts, presentation and special effects, and future trends. Material is presented in easily digestible lessons, with quizes and answers. The accompanying CD-ROM contains Internet Explorer 4. Online mentors, interactive testing, and discussion groups are available on a Web site. Book News, Inc.®, Portland, OR Ingram: All aspects of HTML are covered, including multimedia, Web forms, scripts, advanced interactive techniques, and text indexes and phone directories. The CD-ROM contains all example documents and program code from the book, plus third-party utilities such as a Web browser, Windows and UNIX servers, and an audio and imagemap editor. Customer Reviews Reviewer: Jack Maynard from Greenwood, In. A better title would have been "HTML 4 A Self- Study Guide". The primary reson I chose this manual was for the online, interactive assistance. After trying the URL given in the book, and attempting to e-mail the publisher several times, without success, I finally used it as a self study guide. As such, it was adequate. If you're looking for a good tutorial, I'm sure you can find better, at a lower cost. Reviewer: Dani Picard from Florida, USA This book was good with some of the stuff in covered but offered little outside help. The CD is poor. It doesn't include the files you need and the trail offers it allows you to have are not the greatest and become hard to delete. All in all if your good at learning things by yourself you might enjoy this book. Reviewer: A reader from San Francisco I was very impressed with this book. I went through it and my attention was kept. There are good examples and even some humor. It was very thorough and I would recommend this for anyone who wants to learn HTML. Reviewer: Adi Gabbai from Tel-Aviv, Israel The Good: I started reading this book with virtually NO knowledge on HTML and it's related features. "HTML 4 Interactive Course" Gave me a complete view on the different material. It covers just about anything: VBScript,JavaScript,Perl,CGI-BIN, ASP,LiveWire, what else could you ASK for? After reading the Book, you'll know exactly what every one is talking about. However, you will still need to read a book on ASP, Perl and JavaScript, if you want to deal with scripts effeciently. The Bad: No Synchronization between the book and the CD, most of the time, you will find different sources in the text, and on the CD. Their Web Supports, could be much more improved, and their promised on-line mentor is probably sleeping. *Bottom line* - BUY this book to get the overall picture. You can master more specific issues later. |
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