Provides activities for learning the official language of the World Wide Web, shows how to design Web pages, and explores the technology that makes the WWW possible.
HTML Activities: Webtop Publishing on the Superhighway can be used with limited equipment and minimal connections to the Internet. You can create a simulation of the Web on your own computer and will learn to create an HTML Web site by organizing your graphics and files for easy local display.
The 23 hands-on activities in this text will take you through the process of building home pages. With simple tools found on any computer system, you will learn to create basic home pages; add interest, organization, style, and flair to Web pages; create hyperlinks and hypertext links; organize home pages with lines, lists, and internal reference links; add color to Web page links, text, backgrounds, and visited links; place images and graphics in a Web page; use advanced HTML features such as frames, tables, and forms; make professional-looking pages with check and click boxes; and more...
HTML Activities: Webtop Publishing on the Superhighway also demonstrates how Java, animation techniques, new scripting languages, and HTML editing tools are changing the face of the Web. Microsoft's Internet Assistant for Word is featured as an example of the powerful HTML editing tools available to you in the world of Webtop publishing.
