Want to learn HTML?? This book makes it simple
John T. Darrah
October 13, 2005
Let's face it; learning anything new can be a daunting task. The growing pains alone can be enough to deter us from even the most sought after tasks. Well, I have a solution for you, if you’re trying to publish your own web page: Que’s HTML Web Publishing 6 in 1.
Now that you have chosen the right book, it’s time to sit down and read it, right? You’re only partially correct. From beginning to end Que’s HTML WEB PUBLISHING 6 IN 1 puts the fun back into reading a technical books. Not only are there tons of pictures to illustrate the example, but also there are step-by-step instructions to explain each and every term – in detail. Those intimidating terms will no longer leave you in the dark, because they are all spelled out for you.
So you say those aren’t enough good features for you, eh? How about the fact that this book not only covers HTML, it skims the top of scripting, dynamic HTML and even includes a list of publishing tools. In laymen’s terms, that mean that if you need it to publish a web page, all the references you will need are included. Forget about searching the web for the best HTML editor or even a hosting site. Web Publishing 6 in 1 has done all the work for you. Also included is a section on dealing with web graphics. Everyone knows it is hard to have a decent web page without graphics – that’s why there is a section on it!
Well, in case you’re still not convinced that this book is the mother of all HTML primers, how about if I told you about it’s PDF section. Yep, PDF. Before you even get to the hard stuff, “6 in 1” will have you displaying PDFs on your web site like a pro! That means no more messy search engine finds or confusing technical support calls to your relatives. It is all here, waiting at your fingertips.
If you’re looking for a book on HTML that is easy to understand, but doesn’t lack the quality of explanation that some of the “bargain” books do, pick up a copy of Que’s HTML Web Publishing 6 in 1 and be amazed at how easy they make it to learn HTML.
Now that you have chosen the right book, it’s time to sit down and read it, right? You’re only partially correct. From beginning to end Que’s HTML WEB PUBLISHING 6 IN 1 puts the fun back into reading a technical books. Not only are there tons of pictures to illustrate the example, but also there are step-by-step instructions to explain each and every term – in detail. Those intimidating terms will no longer leave you in the dark, because they are all spelled out for you.
So you say those aren’t enough good features for you, eh? How about the fact that this book not only covers HTML, it skims the top of scripting, dynamic HTML and even includes a list of publishing tools. In laymen’s terms, that mean that if you need it to publish a web page, all the references you will need are included. Forget about searching the web for the best HTML editor or even a hosting site. Web Publishing 6 in 1 has done all the work for you. Also included is a section on dealing with web graphics. Everyone knows it is hard to have a decent web page without graphics – that’s why there is a section on it!
Well, in case you’re still not convinced that this book is the mother of all HTML primers, how about if I told you about it’s PDF section. Yep, PDF. Before you even get to the hard stuff, “6 in 1” will have you displaying PDFs on your web site like a pro! That means no more messy search engine finds or confusing technical support calls to your relatives. It is all here, waiting at your fingertips.
If you’re looking for a book on HTML that is easy to understand, but doesn’t lack the quality of explanation that some of the “bargain” books do, pick up a copy of Que’s HTML Web Publishing 6 in 1 and be amazed at how easy they make it to learn HTML.
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