Dummies 101: Creating Web Pages

by Kim Komando

Now you can learn to create your own Web pages without enrolling in a class. Dummies 101: Creating Web Pages takes you step by step from the basics of HTML (HyperText Markup Language), the simple formatting codes behind every Web page, to uploading your page to a Web server for all the world to see. Along the way, nationally known computer author, columnist, and radio and TV commentator Kim Komando also shows you how to add graphic images, sound, and animation to polish off your Web presence. Plus, to make publishing your Web page as easy as possible, Dummies 101: Creating Web Pages includes a bonus CD-ROM containing AT&T WorldNetSM Service software for access to the Internet, Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator Web browsers, plus lesson files, utilities, and more than 200 custom background graphics for you to use in your own Web page design. In addition, the book even has an offer that can enable you to put your own page on the World Wide Web for free for a limited time

300 pages, Paperback

First published July 11, 1997

About the author

Kim Komando – "America's Digital Goddess" – is one of America's most successful radio hosts and Web entrepreneurs - and a trusted guide to millions through the thickets of today's digital lifestyle.

"The Kim Komando Show," a three-hour call-in weekly radio show on technology, and Komando's daily "Consumer Tech Update" news reports, are heard on hundreds of radio stations across the country and hundreds more around the world. Her busy website, daily newsletters, numerous books, and weekly USA Today column reach millions of others.