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Personal Web Pages
Personal Web Pages
Creating Web Pages for Dummies
by Bud E. Smith, Arthur Bebak
Average Customer Review
The wildly popular Dummies Guides are known for explaining technical concepts in easy-to-understand language. Creating Web Pages for Dummies is no exception. Learn how to create Web pages overnight without being an HTML pro.
HTML
10 Minute Guide to Html 4.0
by Tim Evans
Average Customer Review
The publisher says: This is a quick tutorial covering common tools and tasks on HTML 4.0. 10 Minute Lessons are the perfect size to learn the essentials of creating Web pages. Up-to-date coverage of the latest browsers, Netscape Communicator 4.0 and Internet Explorer 4.0 - Simple, practical help for anyone interested in creating a Web page . It contains complete coverage of the most common tasks that new to advanced users will want to do.
Teach Yourself Html 4 in 24 Hours
by Dick Oliver, Molly Holzschlag
Average Customer Review
The Publisher says that Teach Yourself HTML in 24 Hours, Second Edition provides a quick step-by-step tutorial that is broken up into 24 short, one-hour chapters that are easy for the busy beginner to read and digest. - Updated to cover all of the latest developments in HTML 4, Microsoft Internet Explorer 4, and Netscape Communicator 4 including Dynamic HTML and Cascading Style Sheets. Short, easy one-hour chapters are ideal for the busy beginner
Graphics
Paint Shop Pro Web Techniques
by T. Michael Clark, Michael Clark
Average Customer Review
You will learn how to master Paint Shop Pro as a Web graphics tool--then learn how to put the results into action. Step-by-step tutorials show how to harness the power of Paint Shop Pro, illustrating how graphics can be put into. Full-color examples bring these techniques to life, revealing how the screen actually looks.
Genealogy
Netting Your Ancestors : Genealogical Research on the Internet
by Cyndi Howells
Average Customer Review:
Her publisher, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., says Best how-to book for genealogical research on the Internet!
Nobody knows how to trace ancestors on the Internet like Cyndi Howells. Her award-winning site, "Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet," has links to over 23,000 genealogy sites in cyberspace. Her new book, NETTING YOUR ANCESTORS, provides first-hand answers to the key questions about genealogical research on the Internet The heart of the volume concerns the three most useful components for genealogical research: E-mail, Mailing Lists and Newsgroups, and the World Wide Web.
A Genealogist's Guide to Discovering Your Female Ancestors : Special Strategies for Uncovering Hard-To-Find Information About Your Female Lineage
by Sharon Debartolo CarmackThis book has nothing to do with building a web page or genealogy on-line, but it is such an intriguing book, nevertheless. It is the first guide to reveal special strategies for overcoming the unique research challenges of tracing female genealogy! By using the valuable techniques in this book, readers will be able to uncover historical facts, personal accounts and recorded events that form an intriguing narrative biography of the women in their ancestries. Included are effective methods for determining maiden names and parental lineage. How and where to access official documents to in point facts about each woman in the family tree. Ways to use personal writings to gain additional insight into female ancestors. Where to find information unique to women of ethnic origins. This comprehensive guide also includes a glossary of terms specific to female genealogy, an overview of the laws affecting women of the past and a detailed bibliography of additional resources.
Genealogy Online for Dummies
by Matthew L. Helm, April Leigh Helm
The authors say," In Genealogy Online for Dummies we provide details on how to ... find locations where your ancestors lived, locate government, ethnic and hard to find records, publish your genealogical findings on the World Wide Web. We also include several tools on the accompanying CD-ROM to assist you in your research including the full Basic Edition of the bestselling Family Tree Maker genealogical software, useful Internet utilities and browsers, and genealogical utilities to help you place your genealogy on the Internet. "Dick Eastman says about Genealogy Online for Dummies," What caught my eye first was the names of the authors: Matthew L. Helm and April Leigh Helm. I recognize those names as two experts in the use of online genealogy resources from their web site "Helm's Genealogy Toolbox". The book has 333 pages giving page after page of simple instruction, coupled with hundreds of pointers to online sources. The book also has an exhaustive 23 page index. A CD-ROM disk is also included inside the back cover. This CD-ROM works on Macintosh as well as Windows 3.1, Windows 95 and Windows NT. It contains 9 genealogy-related shareware programs or demos of commercial programs, a number of Internet tools, multimedia tools and utilities. In short, I like this book. It has the words "For Dummies" in the title but some of us not-so-dumb experienced online users will also find worthwhile information in this book."
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