This comprehensive Web publishing resource shows those who are new to the Web how to create, design and publish Web publications. It gives an overview of the Web and then explores in greater detail HyperText Markup Language, interactive publications, Web publishing production systems, multimedia concepts, the future of the Web, and how to build and publish a Web page. Contains 5 Appendices including an HTML reference and SGML upgrade guide. The included CD-ROM contains HTML editing tools source code, Java applets, and Netscape plug-ins, among other useful material. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

An easy-to-understand introduction to enlivening Web pages with Java applets, this book is designed for non-programmers who want to learn how to use pre-programmed Java applets on their Web pages. The CD includes over 30 ready-to-use JAva applets, examples of Web pages that use the applets, and all the auxiliary files needed for the applets and the Web pages.

The Java Developer's Reference provides definitive solutions to your Java needs. Written for serious Java programmers, this comprehensive volume is actually three books in one, combining all the latest information on Java programming to make this the most timely and enduring Java reference book on the market.

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Write successful, professional-quality programs using Visual Basic; add music, voice, and graphics to your applications; find out how to write your own dynamic link library (DLL); learn to use sprite controls and DirectDraw to affect animation; and create your own ActiveX controls.

This book covers the essentials of the Internet Information Server, focusing on the installation, configuration and security issues of running a Web server.

Describes how to use intelligent, robot-like programs to retrieve, quantify, and present useful information from the Internet, as well as how to create and customize them. Topics include filtering agents, search engines, BargainFinder, security issues, agent mobility, robots, and manufacturing agents. The languages used to author these agents--Tcl, Telescript, and Java--are also presented. For the casual to accomplished user. The CD-ROM contains a Tcl/Tk compiler from Sun Labs, a Java Developer's Kit, and links to Tcl resources and software agents. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR