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Web Resources

Web pages can be written easily with a knowledge of HyperText Markup Language (HTML), notepad (or simple text on a mac), and a browser (netscape or explorer). For more advanced effects, you can add java applets, java, visual basic programming, cgi, perl, virtual reality modeling language (vrml), etc. But, if you don't want to program, there are many software packages available to make your job easier. Some of those editors include:
Even with these editors it is to your advantage to know a little HTML that will allow you to customize/fine tune even the best of these editors. Below you will find many online resources to extend your knowledge and use of the languages of Web Pages.

  1. Microsoft's Web Workshop
  2. Setting Up a Web Site for Your School
  3. Microsoft's Sitebuilder Network
  4. HTML Primer from NCSA
  5. Check out the Copyright Laws at this site.
  6. Illinois State University Academic Computing Resources
  7. Web Mastery Resource Lists by the HyperNews Forum
  8. The Java Boutique - If you're ready to try programming in Java, this site is worth a visit to check out its 300+ Java applets ready to download.
  9. Carlos Pero's Tutorial on FORM basics
  10. Image map Support on web.mit.edu
  11. Team Web: Learning to Publish from the University of Texas at Austin
  12. Tables
  13. Frame Basics
  14. The Netscape Frames Tutorial by Charlton Douglas Rose
  15. Internet Public Library MOO Introduction
  16. An Experiment in Generating Multiple Views of Linear Documents What to do and not to do when creating HTML documents
  17. Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML)
  18. Perl Programming Language for the Web
  19. Visual Basic as a programming langauge for the Web
  20. UMass K12 - WWW and HTML Tools and Tutorials
  21. Creating Net Sites
  22. Index of /mogens/intro (another look at an index)
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