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Experience learning made easy?and quickly teach yourself the skills you need to create Web pages with HTML and XHTML. With STEP BY STEP, you can take just the lessons you need, or work from cover to cover. Either way, you drive the instruction?building and practicing the skills you need, just when you need them!


  • Structure your page with tables, frames, or a division-based layout
  • Create bulleted and numbered lists for easy-to-read text
  • Include hyperlinks and menu bars for clear navigation
  • Add graphics, sounds, and videos to your pages
  • Apply colors, font sizes, and other formatting with tags or Cascading Style Sheets
  • Build user-input forms with option buttons, check boxes, and drop-down menus
    Includes coverage of Microsoft Office Word 2003 and FrontPage 2003
    Practice files, eBooks, and other resources on the CD!
    Your Microsoft Office System Reference Pack on CD includes:
    • HTML color reference charts
    • HTML and XHTML templates
    • Bonus guides: Designing for Accessibility and Designing for Usability
    • Microsoft Office System Quick Reference eBook
    • Insiders Guide to Microsoft Office OneNote 2003 eBook
    • Microsoft Computer Dictionary, Fifth Edition, eBook?10,000+ entries!
    • Introducing the Tablet PC eBook
    • Complete STEP BY STEP eBook
    • Skill-building practice files
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    Using the Books CD

    The CD included with this book contains all the practice files youll use as you work through the books exercises. By using the practice files, you wont waste time creating sample content with which to experimentinstead, you can jump right in and concentrate on learning how to create Web sites.

    Whats on the CD?

    In addition to the practice files, the CD contains some resources that will really enhance your ability to get the most out of using this book, including the following:

    • HTML color reference charts

    • HTML and XHTML templates

    • Bonus guides: Designing for Accessibility and Designing for Usability

    • Microsoft Office System Quick Reference eBook

    • Insiders Guide to Microsoft Office OneNote 2003 eBook

    • Microsoft Computer Dictionary, Fifth Edition, eBook

    • Introducing the Tablet PC eBook

    • Complete HTML and XHTML Step by Step eBook

    Minimum System Requirements

    To complete the exercises in this book, you will need:

    • Computer/processor . Computer with a Pentium 133-megahertz (MHz) or higher processor; Pentium III recommended.

    • Memory . 64MB of RAM (128 MB recommended).

    • Drives . Hard drive and CD-ROM drive.

    • Hard disk . Hard disk requirements will vary depending on configuration; custom installation choices might require more or less hard disk space.

      • 245 MB of available hard disk space with 115 MB on the hard disk where the operating system is installed.

      • An additional 20 MB of hard disk space for installing the practice files.

    • Display . Super VGA (800 600) or higher-resolution monitor with 256 colors.

    • Pointing device . Microsoft Mouse, Microsoft IntelliMouse, or compatible pointing device.

    • Operating system . Microsoft Windows 2000 with Service Pack 3 (SP3) or Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 or later.

    • Software . Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003, Microsoft Office Word 2003, and Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or later.

    Installing the Practice Files

    You need to install the practice files on your hard disk before you use them in the chapters exercises. Follow these steps.

    1. Remove the companion CD from this book, and insert it into your CD-ROM drive.

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      An end user license agreement should open automatically. If this agreement does not appear, open My Computer from the desktop or Start menu, double-click the icon for your CD-ROM drive, and then double-click StartCD.exe.

    2. Review the end user license agreement. If you accept the terms, select the accept option, and then click Next .

      A menu will appear with options related to the book.

    3. Click Install Practice Files .

    4. Follow the instructions that appear.

      The code samples are installed to the following location on your computer:

      My Documents\Microsoft Press\HTML and XHTML SBS\

    Using the Practice Files

    Each exercise is preceded by a paragraph or paragraphs that list the files needed for that exercise and explain any file preparation you need to take care of before you start working through the exercise.

    The following table lists the practice file folders that you have installed from the CD. The practice file folder for each chapter includes a Solutions subfolder containing finished versions of the practice files used in that chapter.

    Chapter

    Folder

    Subfolder

    01Basics

    no subfolders

    02Structure

    CreatingParagraphsSpecifyingKeywordsPublishingFiles

    03Format

    CreatingHeadingsApplyingBoldApplyingSuperscriptUsingMonospaceFormattingQuotesConfiguringSettings

    04Lists

    NestingListsCreatingGlossaryInsertingCharactersInsertingLinesChoosingColorsSpecifyingImages

    05Links

    CreatingHyperlinksLinkingEmailCreatingAnchorsLinkingOther

    06Styles

    ConstructingRulesCreatingNestedCreatingClassesStylingHyperlinksCreatingExternal

    07Text

    SelectingFontSelectingSizeApplyingBoldApplyingStrikeCreatingSpanAdjustingSpacing

    08Paragraphs

    IndentingAddingBordersSettingAlignmentAdjustingHeight

    09Graphics

    InsertingImagesClearingImagesSizingImagesCreatingHyperlinksUsingThumbnailsUsingAlt

    10Navigation

    CreatingTextBarCreatingGraphicBarCreatingImageMapRedirecting

    11Tables

    CreatingTableSpecifyingSizeSettingWidthSpanningCellsUsingTables

    12FmtTables

    ApplyingBackgroundApplyingBordersChangingPaddingCreatingGroups

    13Divisions

    CreatingDivisionsPositioningDivisionsFormattingDivisions

    14Forms

    CreatingFormsCreatingButtonsCreatingLists

    15Frames

    CreatingFramesetsCreatingComplexSettingTargetsFormattingFramesCreatingInline

    16Multimedia

    RecordingSoundLinkingSoundEmbeddingSoundEmbeddingVideo

    17Word

    SavingFilesCreatingPagesFormattingPagesCreatingTables

    18FrontPage

    FromTemplateFromScratchApplyingThemeCreatingNav

    Uninstalling the Practice Files

    After you finish working through this book, you should uninstall the practice files to free up hard disk space.

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