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  1. Using META tags to improve Search results from AltaVista.digital.com
  2. BAREBONES GUIDE TO HTML 3.2 This is the best I've seen so far. Great Quick-reference - The BEST Concise List I've seen. Lot's of excellent links - a good place to start and bookmark for reference.
  3. HOT DOG HTML EDITOR - from Sausage Software (yeah, really!) over in the U.K. - more like an HTML Development Environment. LOTS of good tools for creating web sites. If you don't want to hand-code html, or if you want to work faster, then here's the place to start.
  4. NCSA's own HTML Tutorial
    Beginner's Guide to HTML
  5. Netscapes's own "Creating Net Sites"
    Tutorials include HTML, HTML 2.0 & 3.0 Extensions, Tables, Client-Side Image Maps, and EVERYTHING!
  6. Netscape's Tables Samples & Tutorial
    See the things you can do with tables - and the code to create them. - A very handy reference
  7. Tables Test Bed
    - Wanna really get a handle on the details of using tables? Try this interactive table maker at Frequency Graphics JAVAscript-enabled browsers only!
  8. Ian Grahm's - HMTL Reference - GREAT! detail on HTML tags
  9. HTML Extensions
    - as supported by Spyglass Mosaic (& Netscape, too?)
  10. HTML Q&A
    - How'd They Do That?" by Carl Tashian from Nashville.net
  11. WEBTOOLS
    - Multi-link Reference Pages - HTML & MORE
  12. HTML Style Sheets
    - A whole new feature coming to HTML - draft
  13. HTML FRAMES
    - Netscape's Guide to using Frames.
  14. Examples
    - of Websites using frames
  15. Doctor HTML
    - Have Doctor HTML Analyse you web pages - could be interesting.
  16. WILBUR - W3c's HTML 3.2 Features
    Finally! HTML 3.2 Standards are defined by W3c Read all about it! No more "Netscape Extensions" (for now..) or "proposed" HTML 3 Standards. This is it the definitive HTML Language as we are using it today. Announced May 7, 1996 (Slow load, but worth the wait..)
  17. HTML Editors
    beyond Notepad. Here's a list of Windows-based HTML Editors. Some free, some expensive, some good, some may not be. I don't know. Take a peek and let me know what you think.
  18. WebSuite
    from Digital Style... Well, if you're REALLY lazy, or don't have a clue what a page should look like, or if you have to crank out a whole bunch of pages fast, try this. You can download an eval. copy and try it for 30 days, free. let me know what you think of it.
  19. COOKIES
    What are these annoying things, and how are they used?
    (They're secrets between the browser and the server - and they don't tell you!)
  20. Netscape 3.0 Developer's Reference lots of new features
  21. HTML Writer's Guild

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