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BORDER="0" ALIGN="Right"> ET! Productions Internet Technology Bookstore
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Working with our associate, Amazon.com., ET! Productions has gathered the
books we think are tops for developing and polishing Web publishing skills.
If you want to build a powerful Web presence, buy a book and read up on the
technologies and marketing approaches that have been proven to work. If you
need a ready reference to look up those forgotten tags or find the exact
syntax, here's the perfect source.
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We want this listing to be as complete as possible. If you know of a great
book that should be here, <A HREF="mailto:ETpro@etproductions.com">e-mail
us</A> and suggest that we add it to the lineup. Give us some time, because
we like to review a book before we recommend it to others, and we are a busy
bunch. But we do want to serve our readers' needs, so please tell us what
you're searching for.
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If you're seeing this page, it's because you have a browser that doesn't
support frames, or you have frames turned off in the browser you're using.
You won't be able to see our book recommendations without a frames-capable
browser. We recommend you download a newer browser or turn on frames in the
one you have. <A HREF="#EnableFrames">See below for how</A>.
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Without Frames, You Can Still Shop Here
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In a hurry to find a special title without frames? You can use the search
engine below to check Amazon.com's stock. Or you can simply link to the
Amazon.com Home Page. Chances are very good that they have what you're looking
for.
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<A NAME="EnableFrames">How to Enable Frames</A>
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<A HREF="http://www.operasoftware.com"><IMG SRC="bookimgs/opera35.gif" WIDTH="82"
HEIGHT="32" ALT="Opera Download Button" BORDER="0"></A><BR>
Opera is a European alternative to the big two. It is an excellent browser,
and, as of the 4.x 5.x implementations of the big 2, Opera is a hands-down
winner in support for the W3C standards for HTML 4.0 and CSS. The authors
of this browser actually implemented the standards instead of inventing their
own in an attempt to commercially hijack the Internet. What's more, the big
2 are big in more than just their market share, they gobble up to 20 megs
of disk space in a full install. Opera, on the other hand, uses a miserly
2.5 megs. We strongly recommend this browser. You can download a current
version by selecting the Opera logo, or this
<A HREF="http://www.operasoftware.com">download link</A>. If you already
have a current copy, and frames are disabled, you turn frames on by selecting,
the "Prefences" menu and then "Multimedia/Extensions/Enable Frames."
To display frames pages, make sure that this check box is selected.
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Netscape Navigator is part of the Netscape Communicator suite of Internet
tools. It is a great browser, but falls short in its support of HTML 4.0
and CSS. Some of the CSS implementations currently in this browser are flawed,
producing gibberish in response to perfectly good markup. Because of Netscape
and competitor Internet Explorer, HTML authors are often faced with the choice
of either using nonstandard markup in order to present the most attractive
formatting on their pages, serving pages customized for a particular browser,
or living with the less-than-perfect style sheets built into the major browsers.
You can download a current version by selecting the Netscape logo, or this
<A HREF="http://home.netscape.com/comprod/mirror/index.html">download link</A>.
If you already have a current copy, frames should be enabled. There is no
way to turn them off in the prefereneces settings. If your copy of Netscape
doesn't support frames, it's past time to upgrade.
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Internet Explorer is Microsoft's free-so-we-can-own-the Internet offering
in the browser wars. It is a good browser, but still sports some Microsoft
proprietary <EM>innovations</EM> despite the company's commitment to support
the Web Interoperability Pledge. IE5 has much better support for CSS than
does NN 4.5, but the program is a bit more buggy than the more mature offerings
from Netscape. You can download a current version by selecting the Internet
Explorer logo, or this <A HREF="http://www.microsoft.com/ie/ie.htm">download
link</A>. If you already have a current copy, and frames are disabled, it
may be time for a reinstall. There is no way to disable frames in current
versions of IE.
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