Creating Web pages for dummies - Bud E. Smith

The essential tools and tips you need to produce Web Pages with pizzazz

CDROM packed with tools for building and editing Web pages

A Reference for the Rest of Us!

Your road map to creating your home pagein a day!

Updated with tips on using the latest design tools and getting free Web space

This friendly guide will help you build awesome pages without needing lessons on HTML or previous page building experience. And once youve created your page, youll find tips on how to get your page online at free page hosting sites like Yahoo! GeoCities or AOL, and how to use professional tools like Microsoft FrontPage and Adobe PageMill.

Discover how to:

Add graphics, sound, and video

Build pages with WebTV tools

Use a little HTML

Link your site to other sites

Get feedback on your site

all this on the bonus CDROM

Trial versions of Macromedia Dreamweaver, LiveImage, Ulead GIF Animator, and HotDog Professional

Evaluation version of Paint Shop Pro 6.0 and HomeSite for Windows

Bud Smith : Bud is a computer book author with over ten years of publishing experience.
Creating Web Pages for Dummies , 5th Edition, is one of a dozen books Bud has written; his IDG Books Worldwide titles include
AutoCAD For Dummies,
and the upcoming
Internet Marketing For Dummies . In addition to writing books, Bud has been a computer magazine editor and product marketing manager.

Bud got his start with computers in 1983, when he left a promising career as a welder for a stint as a data–entry clerk. Bud then moved to Silicon Valley to join a startup company, followed by work for Intel, IBM, Apple, and AltaVista. His work and interests led him to acquire a degree from the University of San Francisco in Information Systems Management.

Arthur Bebak:
Arthur received a degree in Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois, which he attended on a fencing scholarship. He has designed mainframes, managed large engineering projects, and studied business administration. Arthur is founder of Netsurfer Communications, Inc., a highly successful electronic publishing company. Arthur has done a lot of writing, which has led to his current "surprising" (though only to him) role as coauthor of this book.

At Netsurfer, Arthur oversees a large staff of people who create Web sites for numerous clients. They also write, edit, and publish several Web–based electronic magazines, popularly known as "e–zines".