BIBLIOGRAPHY: USING THE WEB, HTML

Create Your Own Page
 A Macintosh-oriented overview of creating web pages. A
chapter of The Internet Starter Kit for Macintosh (3rd ed.)
by Tonya Engst. Includes HTML, editor reviews, graphics
considerations, and web resources. Tonya is reportedly basing
a new book on this chapter.
Tonya Engst. HTML. 1995.

Do-It-Yourself Web Publishing With Word
 With this book/CD combo, Word for Windows 95, and an Internet
connection, you have everything you need to produce a
personalized web page. The CD includes Internet Assistant 2,
which turns Word into a browser and HTML editor. A Mac
version of Internet Assistant is in the works.
Asha Dornfest. Sybex, 1996. $24.99

HTML - The Definitive Guide (*)
 A complete guide to creating documents using HTML. Aimed at
beginner to intermediate users this book has the clear,
concise style typical of O'Reilly books that makes learning
HTML a pleasure. Includes chapters on forms, frames, and
tables.
Chuck Musciano and Bill Kennedy. O'Reilly and Assoc., 1996.
$27.95. ISBN: 1-56592-175-5

HTML for Dummies
 "A Reference for the Rest of Us." It had to happen, the dummy
series has reached the Web. An introductory HTML book with a
humorous writing style. Introduction to the Web, basic and
advanced HTML, beyond HTML includes basic CGI scripting
(small code snippets). Includes Windows floppy disk.
Ed Titlel and Steve James. IDG Books, 1995. $29.99.

The HTML Sourcebook
 Includes a detailed description of HTML 2.0 and some HTML 3.0
with tips. Has chapters on the CGI and HTTP protocol
including source code, HTML and CGI tools, HTML editors and
translators, browsers and helper applications, and HTTP
servers and utilities.
Ian S. Grahan. John Wiley and Sons, 1995. $29.95.


Publishing on the World Wide Web for Macintosh (*)
 Written from a former newspaper reporter's perspective, this
book shows you not only how to use HTML effectively, buy
suggests what to put inside those tags. Drawing from his
experience as a reporter, Greg Holden shows how to make
eye-grabbing web pages using techniques adapted the printed
page. Includes a top-ten-like list of tips from the Chicago
Manual of Style.
Greg Holden. Hayden Books, 1995. $30.00.

Teach Yourself Web Publishing with HTML in a Week (*)
 Great introductory HTML book. Describes how to write, design,
and publish information on the Web. URLs, images, multimedia,
do's and don'ts, and site examples. Introduces the reader to
servers, scripts, and forms. Shows how to create an image map
for both the CERN and NCSA servers. Includes brief appendix
with URLs for more information.
Laura Lemay. Sams Publishing, 1995. $25.00.

Teach Yourself MORE Web Publishing with HTML in a Week (*)
 The sequel, has more in-depth discussion of advanced issues
in HTML, forms, CGI, tables, multimedia, and HTML 3.0. With
code examples for many common Web tricks such as access
counters, guest books, subscription and comments forms and
Web conferencing systems.
By the indefatigable Laura Lemay. Sams Publishing, 1995.
$29.99.