UpDate - Vol. 15, No. 4, Page TT-7 September 21, 1995 TechTalk Books to help you get from here to there The Web The Complete Idiot's Guide to the World Wide Web Peter Kent. QUE, 1995; 350 pages. A lighthearted guide to the Web, including a tutorial for first-time Web users and a tear-out card with quick reminders of Web basics. net.search William Eager. QUE, 1995; 400 pages. Step-by-step instructions for finding people, information, government documents, graphics and more on the Web. Managing Internet Information Services Cricket Liu, Jerry Peek, Russ Jones, Bryan Buus and Adrian Nye. O'Reilly and Associates, 1994; 668 pages. A good choice for those who will be installing and maintaining Web servers; also includes documentation on HTML, image maps and more. New Riders' Official World Wide Web Yellow Pages Andrew Busey, Larry Colker and Hank Weghorst. NRP Publishing, 1995; 800 pages. Organized like a phone book; lists services, information and resources available on the Web. Also available on line at URL=http://www.mcp.com/nrp/wwwyp Spinning the Web: How to Provide Information on the Internet Andrew Ford. Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1995; 227 pages. Covers the creation of hypertext documents and setting up your own Web server. The World Wide Web Handbook Peter Flynn. International Thomson Computer Press, 1995; 350 pages. Covers getting connected to the Web, designing HTML pages and establishing a Web server. HTML 10 Minute Guide to HTML Tim Evans. QUE, 1995; 208 pages. A series of 10 minute lessons that teach you HTML, from the basics to advanced features of the language. Includes plenty of examples and sample screens to show you what things look like. 10 Minute Guide to Internet Assistant for Word J. Michael Roach. QUE, 1995; 160 pages. A series of 10 minute lessons that teach you how to create and publish a Web page directly in Word for Windows. HTML for Fun & Profit Mary Morris. Prentice Hall, 1995; 288 pages. A comprehensive HTML tutorial, including many pages of HTML examples and templates. The HTML Manual of Style Larry Aronson. Ziff-Davis Press, 1994; 120 pages. Introduces the Web and serves as a reference; shows text with HTML tags on one page and results on the facing page. The HTML Sourcebook Ian S. Graham. John Wiley and Sons, 1995; 432 pages. Contains a detailed description of HTML 2.0 as well as descriptions of many HTML 3.0 features. There are also chapters discussing browsers, editors, servers and archive sites that contain useful Web development tools. HTML Visual Quick Reference Dean Scharf. QUE, 1995; 168 pages. Shows how to write and design good Web pages. Covers the best HTML editor software. Teach Yourself Web Publishing with HTML in a Week Laura Lemay. SAMS Publishing, 1994; 400 pages. Includes information on setting up servers and handling forms results as well as HTML writing and editing. Also oriented toward those who plan to publish materials on the Web. Teach Yourself More Web Publishing with HTML in a Week Laura Lemay. SAMS Publishing, 1995; 451 pages. Includes advanced techniques for designing, creating and maintaining professional- looking Web pages. Also covers CGI scripts, tables, forms, HTML 3.0 and Netscape extensions. Netscape The Complete Idiot's Guide to Netscape John Dupuy. QUE, 1995; 304 pages. A lighthearted guide to Netscape, including tips on how to use Netscape to access the Web, Gopher, FTP, newsgroups and more. Using Netscape Warren Ernst. QUE, 1995; 350 pages. A user's guide to Netscape, including information on how to use Netscape with the Web, FTP, newsgroups and more.