Re: HTML Books

by Tamara Abbey <tamara(at)abbeyink.com>

Date:	Sun, 12 Nov 2000 10:33:31 -0600
To:	"Amber Norkett" <nork(at)csd.uwm.edu>, <hwg-basics(at)hwg.org>
In-Reply-To:	uwm
	todo: View Thread, Original

Amber,

Try your library. Check out every book that looks remotely interesting. 
Then, after you've had a chance to review them, go buy the most current 
edition.

I have tons of marvelous, $30-50 doorstops that are now out-of-date or did 
not really address the topics in a way I could understand.

And, since you're at a university, you should have access to a lot of 
current editions. Also look in the student bookstore sometime during the 
last half of December when students sell back their text books -- just a 
thought, but you might find a bargain there too.

As far as actual titles and authors -- that's a tough one, I like the 
O'Reilly series, but two years ago those books would have been Greek to me!

~T

At 09:23 AM 11/12/00 -0600, Amber Norkett wrote:

>Hello,
>
>I want to know what books would be good to use when beginning to learn HTML
>or books that would be useful as reference guides for HTML?
>
>Thanks,
>Amber

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