Creating Web Pages for Dummies with Cdrom
Bud E. Smith, Arthur Bebak, Kevin Werbach
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Bud E. Smith, Arthur Bebak, Kevin Werbach
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From the Publisher: Taking the big first step toward building and posting your first Web page is tough enough without having to figure out a bunch of HTML and complex Web editors along the way. Creating Web Pages For Dummies, 6th Edition eases the work of first time Web builders by breaking page creation into a half-dozen basic tasks and showing them how to conquer each of the steps in the simplest way possible. The book also walks readers through getting a page online and offers special help to AOL and GeoCities users who are using those services to post their pages. This book includes a CD-ROM filled with free, shareware, and demo tools for building and editing Web pages -- including demos of Macromedia Dreamweaver, BBEdit Lite, Paint Shop Pro, and others. This updated edition walks readers through the essential steps of Web page building and shares the easiest way to handle each step. Introduces you to the basics of page design, site building, and offers just enough HTML to get the job done Includes easy-to-follow instruction on quickly getting a home page on the Web using the free tools and space offered by the updated Yahoo! GeoCities service Also covers basic Web graphics design About the Authors: Bud Smith (Cupertino, CA) has worked as a magazine editor and marketing manager during stints with Intel, IBM, and Apple. Along with these duties, he has also found the time to write the previous editions of Creating Web Pages For Dummies along with Web Usability For Dummies, Marketing Online For Dummies, and AutoCAD 2002 For Dummies. Arthur Bebak (Santa Clara, CA) holds a degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Illinois and has designedmainframes and managed large engineering projects in the past. He is founder of Netsurfer Communications, Inc., a company that builds Web sites for business clients and publishes Web-based magazines.
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From the Publisher: Taking the big first step toward building and posting your first Web page is tough enough without having to figure out a bunch of HTML and complex Web editors along the way. Creating Web Pages For Dummies, 6th Edition eases the work of first time Web builders by breaking page creation into a half-dozen basic tasks and showing them how to conquer each of the steps in the simplest way possible. The book also walks readers through getting a page online and offers special help to AOL and GeoCities users who are using those services to post their pages. This book includes a CD-ROM filled with free, shareware, and demo tools for building and editing Web pages -- including demos of Macromedia Dreamweaver, BBEdit Lite, Paint Shop Pro, and others. This updated edition walks readers through the essential steps of Web page building and shares the easiest way to handle each step. Introduces you to the basics of page design, site building, and offers just enough HTML to get the job done Includes easy-to-follow instruction on quickly getting a home page on the Web using the free tools and space offered by the updated Yahoo! GeoCities service Also covers basic Web graphics design About the Authors: Bud Smith (Cupertino, CA) has worked as a magazine editor and marketing manager during stints with Intel, IBM, and Apple. Along with these duties, he has also found the time to write the previous editions of Creating Web Pages For Dummies along with Web Usability For Dummies, Marketing Online For Dummies, and AutoCAD 2002 For Dummies. Arthur Bebak (Santa Clara, CA) holds a degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Illinois and has designedmainframes and managed large engineering projects in the past. He is founder of Netsurfer Communications, Inc., a company that builds Web sites for business clients and publishes Web-based magazines.
Key concepts: Web page, World Wide Web, Computer science, Home page, IBM, Web design, Graphics, Page layout