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Hundreds of Related Books

Allthough this tutorial is free, keep in mind that it is just a quick tour of the basics and it does not get real deep into the technically advanced levels current in HTML. Eventually you will want to get some more advanced books, believe me, you will always use them for reference. There are hundreds of them to choose from but these ones listed here are the ones that I used. I highly recommend them for getting yourself to a more advanced level. I do recommend that you get get yourself at least a couple of good books on HTML and at least one or two on JavaScript. These books are listed in the order of how advanced they are beginning with the easiest level and ending with the most advanced.

	Create Your First Web Page : In a Weekend (In a Weekend) Steven E. Callihan / Paperback / Published 1998 Great book! Truly fast track. In a weekend. The chapters are even organized by Fri evening, Sat morning, etc.
	Building Better Web Pages Rebecca Frances Rohan / Paperback / Published 1998 Designed to ease you into the next level and show how to be creative with HTML.
	The Advanced Html Companion Keith Schengili-Roberts / Paperback / Published 1996 This is a great Reference including all the latest of HTML 4.0 and some DHTML.
	HTML Web Magic; With CD ROM Ardith Ibanez & Natalie Zee, Paperback, (December 1996) Absolutely wonderful book! It goes deep into how to creat dazzling special effects combining HTML & Javascript. My favorite.
	Javascript CD Cookbook Erica Sadun, J. Brook Monroe / Software / Published 1997 All about how to cook up some interesting web pages with the help of some Jvascript. With CD Rom & software.
	Core Web Programming Marty Hall, Gary Cornell / Paperback / Published 1998 By far the most advanced and intense I've read. Full of the latest HTML 4.0 as well as advanced Javascript, CGI Script, DHTML, etc.

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