World Wide Web Trouble Shooter

The authors of "Internet Troubleshooter" (ALA, 1994) and "More Internet Troubleshooter" (ALA Editions, 1997) now take aim at the Internet's reigning hot spot - the World Wide Web. Adapting the same question-and-answer format as its predecessors, "World Wide Web Troubleshooter" is designed to untangle the Web for beginners as well as seasoned Internet users. This book can help clear navigational hurdles and examines such issues as understanding the rudiments of Hypertext Markup Language, distinguishing the features of browsers, creating specific search strategies, deciphering URLs with ease, publishing on the Web, and more. Net-savvy librarians and educators, authors Nancy R. John and Edward J. Valauskas have trained librarians around the world on the intricacies of Internet use. With their answers to frequently asked questions, you'll discover strategies and uncover sites that will facilitate your online research.