Using HTML

The Internet offers a vast range of reference material, both scientific and cultural. It is also an active forum for debate and is in fact a whole new "virtual world" and one which is proving an essential medium for many modern professionals. The .netPro range of books reflects this increasing professional use and aims to help people get the most from this medium. As the size of the Internet increases, the ability to design and "program" web pages is assuming greater importance. Designing pages is not difficult but it does require knowledge of HTML (HyperText Mark-up Language). This book explains the principles behind HTML, the commands and syntax of the language and gives "live" examples with demonstrations of pages actually under construction. The book is not designed for professional programmers, but ordinary computer users, marketeers, designers and authors wanting to exploit the true potential of the World Wide Web.