On 1999-03-16 , wrote: I thought this book was very good, it showed us (kids) some HTML basics, how to make a webpage with GeoCities, etc. I like how the author´s niece gave a little tip at the end of each chapter. And the activities made sure you know what they´re talking about. I would definitely recommend this book to any kid who wants to make a page or site.. And summed up by saying A great book for any kid who is interested in making a site!. Currently Creating Web Pages for Kids & Parents (The Dummies Guide to Family Computing) has an overall rating of 10 over 10.
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John Wiley & Sons Inc (Computers) claimed If you and your children have discovered all the information, entertainment, and interactivity the World Wide Web has to offer, you´re ready to take the next step: creating your own Web pages and publishing them on the Internet. With Creating Web Pages For Kids & Parents, you find that designing a Web site is much easier than you may have thought. Parent, author, and Web publisher Greg Holden guides you and your family through all the essentials, from coding Web pages by hand to taking advantage of user-friendly authoring tools, such as Microsoft FrontPage, Adobe PageMill, and Claris Home Page. You even find out how to do the fancy stuff, such as incorporating animation and sound into your site. Plus, on the bonus CD-ROM accompanying Creating Web Pages For Kids & Parents, you get all the Internet and Web authoring software you need, including AT&T WorldNetSM Service with special versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator; demo versions of Adobe PageMill, Claris Home Page, Web Workshop, LView Pro (for creating and editing graphic images), and plenty of ready-made Web page templates, clip art, and workbook exercises.
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