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Teach yourself HTML by reading Macmillan's HTML Survival Guide.

This is the place to find the latest information on HTML and its associated standards, as well as Macmillan's HTML-related titles. We've got links for every skill level, whether you're a beginning, intermediate or advanced user.

	Online version of Special Edition Using HTML!
	HTML Newsgroups
	HTML-List Mirror	The HTML Bookshelf

Webmaster's Apprentice

• Hit the ground running by checking out the Macmillan HTML Survival Guide.
• A complete list of HTML tags and attributes can be found at The Willcam Group's web site.
• If you're looking for the latest version of your current browser or just want a little variety in your viewing, our Browsers page is for you.
  

Journeyman

Got a page on the web already? These links can help make it easier to write and enhance your HTML!

• You can learn about transparent GIFs by visiting Adam Bernstein's Transparent/Interlaced GIF Resource Page.
• For those not quite ready to commit HTML tags to memory, try Mag's Big List of HTML Editors. This will point you to software that will help you to write and edit your own web pages!
  
• Did you know you can spice up your existing HTML documents with background patterns and colored text?
• Need some ornaments for a plain page? Barry probably has what you need.

• You can learn about imagemaps at the Imagemap Help Page.
• Carlos' FORMS Tutorial will show you how you can create interactive forms for your web page.
• For details on the latest and greatest version of HTML, see the HyperText Markup Language Specification Version 3.0 page.

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