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Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is not a programming language. It's a surprisingly simple system of formatting tags that allows even those with no programming experience to design World Wide Web pages. How simple is HTML? So simple that this one small book contains all you need to know to create your own personal, hyperlinked Web pages.
Author Larry Aronson covers every vital aspect of HTML3, using concise explanations and lucid examples. This handy manual shows you how to exploit the newest features of HTML3, including how to use inline figures, tables, and style sheets. You'll produce professional-looking Web pages with hyperlinks and graphics in no time!.
HTML3 Manual of Style features instructions for using HTML syntax and formatting tags, annotated examples of actual Web pages, helpful hints for designing a home page and converting existing documents, and explanations for incorporating graphics into your HTML documents.
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