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The Genealogist's Internet
If you are intending to do most of your initial research
on your computer, then Peter Christian's "The Genealogist's
Internet" is a must:
Published by The National Archives at £14.99.
The Web site covering the book is at
www.spub.co.uk/tgi4/index.php
The 4th updated edition was published in 2009. My copy was
bought from E-Bay at a discounted price.
There are 22 main headings, many having 8-10 sub headings
covering every aspect of Family Genealogy.
Or go straight to the contents page to get a fuller view.
www.spub.co.uk/tgi4/contents.php
It includes a very good list of sites recommended in the
book.
There is a really excellent links directory at
www.spub.co.uk/tgi4/links.php
Elizabeth Castro's "Learn HTML, XHTML, CSS the Quick and Easy
Way." 6th Edition
Another Author whose book is a clear, concise guide to
learning HTML, XHTML, and CSS, which has sold over a million
copies in more than fifteen languages, is Elizabeth
Castro's
"Learn HTML, XHTML, CSS the Quick and Easy
Way." 6th Edition
in easy steps
The in easy steps series of books are exactly what it
says.
Books that cover the essentials both with text and graphics,
and quickly give you an understanding of the subject.
Instead of trying to produce a massive book covering
everything, they produce books of about 200 pages, which are
reasonably priced in Sterling at about £10.99. Books
suitable for beginners covering;
HTML in easy steps
CSS in easy steps. They may not be available, but libraries still have them
To see their full range visit them at;
http://www.ineasysteps.com/
For DUMMIES
The above publisher covers a very wide range of subjects
under the banner of For Dummies.
A very comprehensive book called "HTML, XHTML, and CSS
all-in-one desk reference" is excellent.
It is easily understood by newcomers, but covering the subject
well, plus a lot of detail on program languages(such as
Javascript,PHP Ajax).
Take a look at their main site for suitable books ;
Site for book
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