By Dick Oliver
In the next 24 hours, approximately 100,000 new Web pages will be posted in publiclyaccessible areas of the Internet. At least as many pages will be placed on privateintranets to be seen by businesspeople connected to local networks. Every one ofthose pages--like over 100 million pages already online--will use the Hypertext MarkupLanguage, or HTML.
If you read on, your Web pages will be among those that appear on the Internetin the next 24 hours. And this will be the day that you gained one of the most valuableskills in the world today: mastery of HTML.
Can you really learn to create top-quality Web pages yourself, without any specializedsoftware, in less time than it takes to schedule and wait for an appointment witha highly-paid HTML wizard? Can this thin, easy-to-read book really enable you toteach yourself state-of-the-art Web page publishing?
Yes. In fact, within two hours of starting this book, someone with no previousHTML experience at all can have a Web page ready to place on the Internet's WorldWide Web.
How can you learn the language of the Web so fast? By example. This book breaksHTML down into simple steps that anyone can learn quickly, and shows you exactlyhow to take each step. Every HTML example is pictured right above the Web page itwill produce. You see it done, you read a brief plain-English explanation of howit works, and you immediately do the same thing with your own page. Ten minutes later,you're on to the next step.
Can you really learn to create top-quality Web pages yourself, without any specializedsoftware, in less time than it takes to schedule and wait for an appointment witha highly-paid HTML wizard? Can this thin, easy-to-read book really enable you toteach yourself state-of-the-art Web page publishing?
Yes. In fact, within two hours of starting this book, someone with no previousHTML experience at all can have a Web page ready to place on the Internet's WorldWide Web.
How can you learn the language of the Web so fast? By example. This book breaksHTML down into simple steps that anyone can learn quickly, and shows you exactlyhow to take each step. Every HTML example is pictured right above the Web page itwill produce. You see it done, you read a brief plain-English explanation of howit works, and you immediately do the same thing with your own page. Ten minutes later,you're on to the next step.