81. Building Web Pages With Composer You can put all of these and more on your own pages, and then publish those pages on the web. The code behind a web page that tells the browser how that http://wp.netscape.com/browsers/using/newusers/composer/

Search Mail Buddy Chat Help ... Click Here! You are here: Home Browsers Using Communicator Tutorial for New Users Building Web Pages with Composer Departments Communicator 4.5 Tutorial Building Web Pages With Composer Creating a New Web Page Adding Text to Your Pages Formatting Text Placing Images ... Publishing Your Page See Also: New to the Net Glossary Building Web Pages with Composer Composer helps you create and edit your own web pages and place (or "post") them on the web. Composer looks and acts like a word processing program, and is just as easy to use. Behind the scenes of each page on the web is code called HTML, which stands for Hypertext Markup Language. This name means that HTML is is the computer language used for marking up documents with links in them. The code, called HTML source code, tells the web browser how a page should look and act. You don't need to know how to write HTML code to make a web page. Composer enables you to work in a WYSIWIG (what you see is what you get) environment - just like a word processor - and it automatically generates the HTML code you need to make your page do what you want it to do. The basic elements of a web page are text, pictures, and links. You can put all of these and more on your own pages, and then publish those pages on the web.

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and our emphasis has always been the same; to deliver quality and personalization with our clients and customers. We remain a small hands-on company on purpose; but don't be fooled, we have delivered to thousands of customers and hundreds of clients. In addition to writing software we also publish web sites. We believe the web presence of any venture on the Internet is important and it is important to publish a web site professionally. and we test them all on dial-up and broadband. We can create and publish web pages in other languages such as Japanese or Hawaiian using Dynamic Fonts or Unicode. We also can design for WAP and wireless PDAs. We offer our webmaster services and can include hosting (through a hosting partner). We also offer our programming skills to folks who already have a website on a server other than Coconut Info's (such as Lava Net, Pixi, Concentric, Flex, Earthlink or many others) but need our help. We can work with your designer whether they design in Mac or Windows. We have our own secure server securehawaii.net

83. Dynamic Fonts For Web Publishing CD you want them to. No other font embedding technology available provides this browser compatibility, essential in web publishing. http://www.truedoc.com/webpages/forms/webmaster_cd.html

Are you interested in creating your own dynamic fonts for the web? Bitstream's Dynamic Fonts for Web Publishing CD The Dynamic Fonts for Web Publishing CD has a suggested retail price of $179 (price subject to change). It will include: Bitstream's Dynamic Font Wizard, which creates portable, dynamic fonts from any standard TrueType and Type 1 fonts you have installed on your system Bitstream's award-winning Font Navigator, the best Windows font manager on the market Lots of TrueType fonts This Windows compatible version of the Dynamic Fonts for Web Publishing CD is now being developed. Please complete the form below, and we will get back to you. Although it is unlikely that you will have any problems with this form, certain non-standard browsers may not respond properly. If you run into any problems, you can send e-mail to webfonts@bitstream.com , providing the information from this form. You can also print out the form, fill in the information, and fax it to (617) 868-0784. Bitstream sometimes shares its mailing list with other vendors who offer similar products and services. Please check the box if you want Bitstream to take your name off these mailing lists. Would you like to buy this product? Please check all that apply.

84. CCNMTL: Services : Web Publishing Guide: Images different colors). Most graphics applications provide an option to create images using the browsersafe or web palette. Types of GIFs. http://www.ccnmtl.columbia.edu/services/pubguide/images.html

Services Web Publishing Guide : Images Images On the web, a still image can be a photograph, illustration, or graphic that is referenced in the HTML code via the image tag. There are many ways to use images on the web.You could scan a photograph of yourself to accompany the text of your curriculum vitae, then resize the scanned image, superimpose a caption, and much more. You could also use a digital camera to directly post pictures of the students in your class to the course web page, or you could create a diagram to illustrate a concept to your students. There are numerous graphics programs available for creating and manipulating images. Adobe Photoshop is probably the most commonly used application for photographs. For illustrations and drawings, Adobe Illustrator and Freehand from Macromedia are two popular programs. A new genre of graphics programs, optimized for working with images destined for the web, have also arrived. Two examples are Fireworks and ImageReady. All such programs are able to save image files using one of the standard compression formats required for the web, GIF or JPEG. Compression The primary concern when creating or modifying images for the web, is the file size of the compressed image. The resolution of an image is the number of pixels (picture elements) that make up its height and width. Everything else constant, the fewer number of pixels, the smaller the image file size. The smaller the image file size, the faster it loads on the web page. Knowing which compression format to use can also lead to smaller file sizes with better image quality.

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Back to Search the Internet Awards Internet Tutorials What's New on Internet Tutorials Using and Searching the Web Browsers Software Training ... Search Tool of the Month Using and Searching the Web BASIC INTERNET A Basic Guide to the Internet A brief discussion of the Internet and its components How to Connect to the Internet A chart of options, questions to ask a prospective Internet Service Provider, and a list of ISPs in the 518 area code Understanding the World Wide Web A discussion of the major protocols that make up the Web, the makeup of URLs, browsers and plug-ins, multimedia, Web programming languages and more RESEARCH GUIDES Checklist of Internet Research Tips A collection of tips in a cogent format, with an emphasis on the use of subject directories and search engines Conducting Research on the Internet Advice on using e-mail discussion groups, Usenet news, and basic recommendations on the use of subject directories and search engines with tips on conducting searches Evaluating Internet Resources Strategies for evaluating resources found on the Internet Getting Started: Selecting a Tool for Your Search A chart listing general query types and the kinds of search tools that support them Boolean Searching on the Internet The principles of search logic and the different manifestations of this logic on Web search engines The Deep Web A tutorial describing this newsworthy phenomenon: what it is, what to call it, tips for dealing with it, and how to locate its content

86. FAQ - Web Publishing At UIC is MYpage.html, you must type MYpage.html; if you type mypage.html, your web browser will not find the file. For more information, see the web publishing at UIC http://www.uic.edu/depts/accc/webpub/webfaq.html

A CADEMIC C OMPUTING and C OMMUNICATIONS C ENTER Web Publishing at UIC Contents 1. Overview 2. For Beginners 3. Advanced Topics ... A. Related Links B. FAQ FAQ - Web Publishing at UIC These Frequently Asked Questions are in no sense complete, but they do represent solutions to a few gotchas that people sometimes experience. Send technical questions to www@uic.edu Table of Contents Publishing Your Web Pages Where can I get more information on publishing my own Web page? Forbidden - You don't have permission to access this page. File Not Found - The requested URL was not found on this server. ... Designing Accessible Web Pages: What should I do about ... ? Publishing Your Web Pages Question 1.1 Where can I get more information on publishing my own Web page? See Web Publishing at UIC Question 1.2 Forbidden - You don't have permission to access this page. The permissions on your Web page are not correct. While in your public_html directory, try entering: chmod a+r *.* or chmod 755 *.* If the problem persists, try entering: chmod o+x ./

87. Publishing On The Web Is Different On the web, each access to a document by a user involves customized formatting according to users screen, browser, option settings, etc. Moreover, publishing http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/webpub.html

Publishing on the Web Is Different Summary Publishing on the Web is very different from older methods of publication. A Web publication is inherently a general, device-independent and program-independent document with structural markup . The presentation of a document may vary greatly, and it must vary, to allow viewing (or hearing) the same document on a wide variety of devices, ranging from wristwatch monitors to full-size movie screens. There are strong forces, most importantly the conservativeness of most people, which try to impose author-controlled layout on Web documents. However, switch to presentation control by readers is inevitable - and a positive thing. HTML = content + structure The HTML language was designed to promote worldwide distribution of documents in a device-independent form. It is far from being perfect for the purpose, but it has served well and is suitable for a wide range of documents. It is easy to learn and easy to use. all documents written in good HTML. Admittedly, popular Web browsers are often defective in presenting basic HTML structures properly, and they are far from providing high quality by default and well-customizable by user options. However, attempts to improve the situation by tuning HTML files according to "known" characteristics of popular browsers, or

88. Advanced Web Publishing Course Advanced web publishing Adding Graphics, Colors and Styles. is Worth a Thousand Words How to Use web Images. img tag is used to tell the browser to display http://www.denison.edu/websrv/tutorials/webpubcrs/advanced/

HOME CALENDAR DIRECTORY ADMISSIONS ... SEARCH Advanced Web Publishing: Adding Graphics, Colors and Styles On the Web, conveying content is the core purpose of a webpage , especially so for the pages of an educational institution like Denison: the single most important reason visitors will return to your page is for current and correct information . Certainly there are some applications in which visual information is critical to the information transfer, for instance in the representation of some arts and artifacts. For most webpages, the addition of graphics, colors and styles should be considered very carefully to enhance, and not distract from, information transfer. However, a visually-pleasing page done properly will make your visitor's research time more enjoyable and give you some personal and creative satisfaction! If you would like to skip to review a specific topic, use these links: How to Use Images HTML Styles for Text Cascading Style Sheets Adding Your Own Styles A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words: How to Use Web Images Images can be used to communicate ideas, better illustrate key points, add interest, facilitate navigation, and please the eye. However, on the WWW, complex images come at a cost of slower loadtime and should be used judiciously. Make sure every image on your webpage serves a purpose.

89. Educator Sites I Web Publishing person on the internet regardless of browser, platform or students can use in creating their web pages articles on all kinds of software and desktop publishing. http://home.europa.com/~paulg/edI_web.shtml

Educator's Sites I Home Reference Science I Science II ... Bottom of Page Web Publishing Sites The World Wide Web Consortium is an international industry comsortium hosted by MIT INRIA , and Keio University . You can find out more about the ultimate word on html and web construction protocol. Be sure to check out the Math HTML page containing information about the recetly approved MathML useful for expressing mathematics on the www. (Related resources can be found at Swarthmor Math Forum's Math Typeseting for the Internet Arts Wire: An online manual for websters attempting to create an arts web page. Details about critical browsing, planning (planning?!), maintenence and more. ATW: All Things Web is a collection of resources intended to help web authors create usable web pages. How to Write for the Web: The contents of a full paper written by two Sun Microsystems folk. Their advice: keep it concise, scannable, and objective. The Curmudgeon's Stylebook: A variation of the AP's stylebook. The aim is to insure consistency within a publication, whether text- or web-oriented.

90. AskIT: IT Answers: QuikIT: Module 4: 1. Introduction To Web Publishing The simplest form of web publishing is simply to make existing files accessible through the made available to users who may download them with a WWW browser. http://askit.uq.edu.au/itanswers/quikit/4_1_intro_web_pub.html

UQ Home UQ Search UQ Maps UQ Contacts ... UQ Cybrary Ask IT The Cybrary's Computing Help and Training Service World Class: Be Part of It QUICK LINKS Cybrary Ask aCybrarian UQL Cyberschool ... University Internet Code of Practice ON THIS SITE Search Ask IT E-mail a comment/query ... Module 4 1. Intro to Web Publishing Creating a Website: 1. Introduction to Web Publishing Learning Objectives The aim of this section is to introduce you to the process of publishing on the World-Wide Web. By the end of this section you will: know what Web publishing is know what HTML is, and how it is used to create hypertext documents know where to find HTML technical specifications understand the Web publishing process know how Web servers are involved in Web publishing know what the HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is used for be able to view the HTML used to create any Web page Contents What is Web publishing? What is HyperText Markup Language (HTML)? What is hypertext? HTML technical specifications ... Links to web development help sites Note: If you have already written a web page and want to put it on a UQ server, go straight to the section on Mounting your site What is Web publishing?

91. Computer Resources Manual - GSD And The WWW here at the GSD may live forever, your GSD web publishing privileges last any document (including this one) by selecting View Page Source in your web browser. http://www.gsd.harvard.edu/inside/computer_resources/manual/net_resources/web/

SEARCH the CRG Manual!!! Welcome News Overview Policies ... VPN Account Request Design School Computer Resources WEB PUBLISHING This document offers general information about web publishing at the GSD, as well as, specific references to information about how to create your own personal GSD website and/or a website for a special school related project or course. Concepts involved in Web Publishing at the GSD Some Thoughts on Your Long-Term Web Identity Creating Documents for the Web Are there Restrictions on what a can be published on the Web via the GSD? Related Documents How to Create Your Personal Website at the GSD Request a Course or Project Website Some Thoughts on Your Long-Term Web Identity While some of your web publishing endeavors here at the GSD may live forever, your GSD web publishing privileges last only as long as you are enrolled in the GSD, and in many instances, your website will disappear with your computer account when you graduate. As a budding design professional, you may want a web address that you can put onto your business card, or resume. The aforementioned facts imply that your advertised web identity should not be your GSD web address. Make yourself a web space at your favorite private internet service provider for your long term personal and professional stuff, and/or reserve yourself a domain name , like www.whateveryouwant.com.

92. WEBalley - Html - Software browsers The next thing you need is a (web) browser. Browsing literally means grazing, eating grass or foliage (by animals). Figuratively http://www.weballey.net/html/software.html

HTML - software introduction tags basic page text ... epilogue To create web pages you need some software. Everything you need is available as freeware or shareware, to be found on the internet. You can find all the software mentioned below at my downloads page. TUCOWS, the wonderful site of Scott Swedorsky, has a very nice collection of this internet software and lots more. Editor The first thing you need is an editor, a program to write and edit HTML. Preferably a text editor, the best way to go is to entirely write the code yourself. You should understand the consequences of each and every bit of HTML. You may also consider using a text oriented HTML editor. In that case don't use the HTML functions. Use them only after you understand the basics of HTML, learnt in this tutorial. A regular word processor cannot be used. No matter how good yours is to write text with. These editors make files which cannot be read with a browser, and often it's quite complicated to change this. Also don't be seduced into using a WYSIWYG editor. These often give only meagre results, are monstrous and slow. The HTML code they produce is veritable garbage.

93. The Geometer's Sketchpad® - Technical Support web publishers may also wish to publish Dynamic Geometry content directly in their web Users won t need to leave their web browsers or have a copy of Sketchpad http://www.keypress.com/sketchpad/tech/weboptions.html

Home Resources Technical Support JavaSketchpad ... Site Map Resources Bibliography 101 Project Ideas Sketchpad Links Sketchpad for Cassiopeia ... TI Graphing Calculators JavaSketchpad About JSP JSP Gallery JSP Download Center JSP Developer's Grammar ... JSP Links Instructor Resources Download Instructor's Evaluation Edition Workshop Guide Professional Development Recent Talks Technical Support FAQ Product Updates Tech Support Request Form General Information Product Info How to Order Curriculum Modules Other Key Sites Key Curriculum Press Key College Publishing KCP Technologies Keymath.com Technical Support What are my options for viewing and sharing Sketchpad activities on the Web? Sketchpad Activities on the Web Hundreds of Web sites feature Sketchpad activities for your use, ranging from introductory lessons to explorations and analyses of topics in advanced mathematics. A selective listing of these sites can be found on the Sketchpad Links page , but a more current listing can be found by typing "Sketchpad" into your favorite search engine. Some sites contain electronic Sketchpad documents that you can download and use in your classroom. For the best results in downloading

94. WebCrimson - Easy Website Updates also write Microcontent News, an online magazine covering weblogs, webzines, and personal publishing. people get the idea that we don t support other browsers. http://www.webcrimson.com/

Sign In Here Email Password Remember me Forgot your password? Site Links Home WebCrimson News Our Stories Feature List Get Started Free Weblog Free Webzine Legal Stuff Service Agreement var site="s11webcrimson" WebCrimson! GET A FREE SITE IN SECONDS! GET A FREE WEBLOG quick and easy posts GET A FREE WEBZINE articles and essays WEBCRIMSON NEWS Monday, September 30, 2002 We've simplified how template settings work in WebCrimson, so it's even easier to configure and customize your templates. Let us know if you have any questions! posted by john - 2:11 am Tuesday, June 25, 2002 I've written an article about the story behind WebCrimson: Blogs as Disruptive Tech - How weblogs are flying under the radar of the Content Management Giants posted by john - 5:33 am Monday, June 17, 2002 I've pulled together a quick features list for WebCrimson v 2.0 , if you're curious what we do. Here's the short version: We let you easily create blogs and zines After you hit publish, we generate the pages for you and FTP them to your server. Or if you don't have a server, we'll host it for free at yourname.crimsonblog.com or yourname.crimsonzine.com.

95. Web Publishing With Netscape Composer up Netscape again, load your page into the browser window, and you can use to edit the page and publish the new In fact, you can do this with any web page that http://math.hws.edu/TMCM/java/labs/WebPublishingLab.html

Labs for The Most Complex Machine Web Publishing Lab: T HIS LAB IS A BREAK FROM THE USUAL run of Java applets and exercises. You've used Web pages in the previous labs. In this lab, you'll learn something about how Web pages are created, and you will publish a page of your own on the Web. Note: Parts of this lab are specific to students in CPSC 100, The only exercise for this lab is to produce a Web page. Your page should include headlines, lists, links, colors, graphics, and at least one table. You might want to create a personal home page with information about yourself. You might make a page with information on some selected topic. Or you might want to be more creative: maybe a work of Web-based art? The lab includes the following sections: What is HTML? Making Your First Page Publishing Your Page Adding Some Frills ... HTML Email What is HTML? HTML , or H yper T ext M arkup L anguage. (The word hypertext refers to documents that can contain links to other documents; the use of such links is the most distinctive feature of HTML and of the Web.) An HTML document is a plain text file. It contains the text that you see on the page, along with special commands called tags that tell the browser how to display the text and what else to put on the page besides text. For example, text can be displayed in bold face by enclosing it between the tags <b> and </b>. If you want the words "This is important" to appear in bold face on the page, like this:

96. Read/Write Web: April 20, 2003 Archives never just supposed to be a oneway publishing system, but the first decade of the web has been dominated by a tool which has been read-only - the web browser. http://www.readwriteweb.com/2003/04/20.html

Read/Write Web Richard MacManus explores the Two-Way Web About Home Subscribe RSS About Me ... Technorati Profile Archives By Date Blogging Browsers Design ... XML April 20, 2003 The Read/Write Web The World Wide Web in 2003 is beginning to fulfil the hopes that Tim Berners-Lee had for it over 10 years ago when he created it. The web was never just supposed to be a one-way publishing system, but the first decade of the web has been dominated by a tool which has been read-only - the web browser. The goal now is to convert the web into a two-way system. Ordinary people should be able to write to the web, just as easily as they can browse and read it. In 2001 Dave Winer built a website called The Two Way Web , which articulates a vision of publishing where the "content and the editing environment (are) totally integrated". My vision of the "Read/Write Web" is similar, but I like the read/write metaphor for a couple of reasons. Firstly I like to read books and I enjoy the art of writing. The other reason is that read/write as applied to the computer industry tradionally means "capable of being displayed (read) and modified (written to)". For example a floppy disk drive. So the term "read/write" cuts across both computing and journalism/literature.

97. Audio Guide For Web Developers This is a guide to the use of audio files in your web pages. Most modern browsers either have the capability to play these built in to the software or can play http://www.walthowe.com/pubweb/audio.html

AUDIO GUIDE for Web Developers All you need to know to put digital music or sound into your web pages! Hear the robot play the Hummel Trumpet Concerto! (MIDI version of the Hummel Trumpet Concerto, 3rd movement Allegro sequenced by Brad Spellicy. Used with permission.) (Last revised 12 July 2001) Table of Contents Introduction Equipment Requirements File Types AI, AIF ... Sources of Sound Files Introduction Equipment Requirements for Audio Although most computers come with a built-in speaker, it is of low quality, and audio files will generally not play through it. To play music quality sound files, it requires a sound card and speakers attached to the card. Many notebooks now come with a built-in sound card and small speakers in the notebook, which can be supplemented with plug-in external speakers. Computers sold as multimedia machines usually come with a sound card and speakers included in the price. The earliest sound cards were labelled 8-bit. Then came higher quality 16-bit cards, which refers to the capability to produce high quality, wide audio bandwidth sound. The terminology is confused by new cards with 32 and 64 in their name, which refer to 32-voice and 64-voice synthesizers. Probably the best known maker of sound cards is Creative Labs , maker of SoundBlaster cards.

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Unique visitors, search keywords and more: web log analysis from Boutell.Com! Home Products Open Source ... Online college directory Find the right place to pursue your IT education. For your conference travel needs, try Point-Travel.com to find Cheap San Francisco Hotels , Deals on Los Angeles Hotels , Discounts on Anaheim Hotels and much more. Home Web Info WWW FAQs Link To This ... Format for Printing The New WWW FAQs FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions (with answers!) A Completely New Version, Begun June 29th, 2003. By Thomas Boutell, longtime editor of the original World Wide Web FAQ. Creating Web Sites Definitions History Miscellaneous Questions ... Web Browser Problems More to Come... The questions found here have all been asked quite recently. I am still taking questions and providing personal replies. If you do not see your question here , feel free to ask me your question directly READ THIS LIST OF QUESTIONS CAREFULLY FIRST. I will not answer questions personally if they are already on the list! Of course, commercial products are mentioned frequently in this list. I do not have any affiliation with any of the companies mentioned, unless specified otherwise. I have divided the list into simple categories. If you don't find your question in one, please try the others before submitting your question to me directly.

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