Html Publishing With Internet Assistant: Your Guide to Using Microsoft's Html Add-On/Book and Disk

by Gayle Kidder, Stuart Harris

The introduction of MicroSoft Word 6.0's additional Internet Assistant means that beginners can produce professional-looking documents. A detailed overview of how Internet Assistant enables everyday users to turn word-processed documents into the language of the World Wide Web - HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) - without learning complicated codes is provided. memos, letters, reference materials and organizational material, among others, is set out in this guide. Many tips, tricks and short cuts which speed up and simplify the process are detailed to provide additional coverage. the World Wide Web, as well as viewing the Internet documents in a familiar Word interface. The IntelliSense technology features, such as AutoCorrect and AutoFormat, are also represented.

350 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1995

Reviews

[Christophe Addinquy · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is clearly a prehistoric book. For one it's very outdated, then it use tools that doesn't fits the goal. All topics covered are now gone by more than one generation of tools. Back in time, at the beginning of the Internet, we were happy to try all this kind of stuffs, but even then this book wasn't the best one by far.
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